Dillion--If you only have a few rentals, it maybe just as easy and saving you big $$ to just use a generic one you find online for your state.

I then copied the Master List over and separated the properties by zip code.My question is do I send the same generic yellow letter to every property owner including a letter for every physical property address on my list even if an owner has multiple properties?

If they need cash quick, it will be lower but with a quick close.Option 2 is generic seller financing at 'market rates'.Option 3 is a lease with option to buy, especially if a landlord.If they like one, we'll explore further.

It's hard to find others with a generic email.

Possibly original.The knock downs are definitely more generic than the IKEA style cabinets,  but that's preferable in my 1925 bungalow with semi-period authentic craftsman pieces and built ins.  

The standard assumptions are a higher exit cap, .1 for each year.If you just want some generic figures.

Being a real estate investor is just a generic term people use...do you want to be a landlord, flipper, wholesaler?  

Find a mom and pop shop, not a generic property manager where you are just another customer.

They are generic and will need to be modified for your specific situation.I would find a real estate attorney and get one made up.

Go buy a generic for sale sign and put in the yard with your phone number on it.