If you do 1 on 1 you have the opportunity to try to "Close" them on the rental.You also get a (kind of) "Feel" for them--friendly, scary, rude, loud, quiet, and small talk to learn about hobbies (ie. running a power buzz saw into all hours of the night vs collecting rare old stamps). with answers like, "When I get off shift at the Power Company at 11pm every night, I like to unwind by ripping huge pieces of wood into lots of smaller pieces for about 3 or 4 hours--is this a 230V 3-phase plug--because that's what my Industrial Table Saw needs?"

Hey @Michael Wagner when you use Trachte do you work with their engineers each time to draw up siteplans/stamped engineering plans?

BUT they did not put a stamp on the envelope.

I think those are designs like your talking about.now keep in mind we are dealing with postage stamp lots in Oregon and Charleston so skinny vertical is how we get sq ft. 

@Nicholas Gray i have heard of people paying college kids to write, stamp, and send the letters for them that could work out really good.

If it’s more than a postage-stamp yard, I would figure in the costs to have someone cut it.

The 20-day notice basically puts the legal stamp on my message of  "This is not working for us and we are asking you to move out."

Send the documents and a Cashier's check to the notary with a self addressed stamped envelope with tracking number.  

If they're overseas, how do I arrange and pay for the logistics, i.e. paper that the template letter will be printed on, the envelopes, stamps, and address labels?

Stamps and letters style.