A handwritten (or font-like) letter also has a higher chance of building a relationship into seller financing if you connect that way from the start with someone who does not want to sell, but might like to help a first investor while also getting paid.

When using direct mail, I have been utilizing YellowLetterHQ using lists that I am able to formulate from PropertyRadar, using the handwriting font.

At this point you should be several pages in (increase font size if needed and add in some relevant pictures - don't go all text).

And, there are some weird tidbits, like the notice you have to give a tenant of a Manufactured Home is different than a site built....like the requirements for the font size for an Option contract....random stuff that could save you lots of headaches!

I prefer a handwritten font on the envelope with a professional letter inside.

Also, the combination of bold black font on a bright yellow background has been the most successful format.

@Sean Sloop - yes almost all HML (all that I know) will not allow on owner occupy and I know my lender makes me sign a specific document in like size 48-font stating I, and none of my family members will occupy this property. 

The county recorder states: "10 point (not font) type is required by law"How do I make sure the point size is at least 10 points in either LibreOffice Draw, Acrobat Reader or from the printout ?

I uploaded them to my media library, then sent the freelancer my logo files, font files and branding guide.

Same exact font.