From there, there are a lot of companies that can help with the printing and mailing.

I have access to the Bigger Pockets tools and use those to print out reports, would you also include tax records, preliminary title report if you have it, closing cost estimate, breakdown of renovation costs or just a grand total for your estimate? 

Printed out the PDFs from the calculators on here and presented them to him.

What I always tell people is to start from printed materials, used books from reputable publishers that editors and fact checkers have looked at, before they haul over to the Wild West of YouTube.One channel that does stand apart in YouTube is Ask This Old House, and the reason is that it's public TV and your taxes paid for it to be the treasurehouse of vetted, reliable information that it is. 

A distressed seller isn't going to understand wholesale principles and all shady wholesalers tell them they are buying the house for cash and the assignment is in the fine print.

The first ones I got were from vista print and they were full color.  

They look like this: __________________________________________________ ________ Name of project owner or his/her representative __________________________________________________ ________ Tittle __________________________________________________ ________ Signature & Date cc:Applicant/Tenant Owner file Here is the exact form I am talking about: http://www.hodgescompanies.com/_literature_154561/HUD_9887_-_A_Release_(Failure_to_sign_any_required_Consent_Form Before that it says to Print the tenant name and Tenant's signature & Date which I already did for myself.

You'll have to pay to have your finger prints taken and there's the licensing/exam fee as well. 

I learn best from printed materials; I've always been a reader, and have strong visual memory for words.

Here's another tip: take a photo and print out in color to show dramatic proof.