There are online directories where you can look up a prisoner's location (you'll have to know whether they're in federal or state prison) and then you can send them a letter.

I have a pre approval letter for a certain amount and I have enough cash for closing cost so all that it good.

Which of course even with balloon payment due in 5 years then I wouldn't have enough mo eye to buy something with the same cash flow I have 7 more properties I am thinking of selling.  

COA June 2022, the only requirements for soldiers/airmen/marines/sailors to elect for renting a home/apartment on TDY is a non-availability letter from the base hotel.

If the realtor is unwilling: Go to the seller and ask him to buy it from him All the same questions above straight to the sellerSend her a letter by mail and explain your intentionsGet financing from a Hard money lender: offer cash and refinance it into a regular loan. ** and yes: I don't know how you are arriving at 50k But go see it: based on comparable sales arrive at an ARV (after repair value): then get the estimated rehab cost from a reliable contractor: Then get the ARV $: times 65% : that will give you X: minus repair cost : and that will equal your offer priceFor example: ARV is $100k : times 65% : or 65k minus 20k in renovations: so your offer will be: $45k You can't lose with this formula. 

Cash ready, pre-approval letter done, ready to move if the numbers make sense.

Sean Fisher Most recent deal was 5 year with a balloon, 4.5%, 25 year amortization, full-recourse loan.

Once she sends a 30 notice letter to me that is all I need correct?  

So we decided to write an agreement letter explaining we will use the $1000 of deposit towards the last months rent to help her move and we would wave the $50 pet fee if she met the following conditions:1.

Which tend to have better conversion rates - letters or postcards?