As a listing agent, I see those all the time from wholesaler groups down here, and since they "printing their own", or just have a generic letter, I view them as useless.  

I've had a lot of comments on how I've used a more generic tile theme with inserting some glass tile "bling" into it. it appeals to almost everyone but give the custom finished feel people pay extra for. 

I have been using a very generic message so I will take a look at postcards to see if it is feasible.  

That substantially increases the cost of the projectOn the price, being really generic: if the house is "close to turn key" - about $3-$10 per sq foot, "needs cosmetics" - $20-$30 and "substantial rehab" to "why didn't we demolish that one" is between $30 - $80

They would possibly have a generic document they would share with you or set up for a small fee.Good luck on the deal!

I have several generic templates and misc. forms but they all need to be reviewed by my attorney. 

is too generic a question.

Owner occupied is likely around 4.25% right now which means NOO will be 0.5% to 1.0% higher, generically.6.

The generic "speed cote" paint at the depot has covered every color I've tried in two coats, at under $15 a gallon.

Besides a lawyer...you can get them online from companies like RocketLawyer or LegalZoom, which ask you questions (like TurboTax) and them it generates a pretty generic form that you can modify to suit your needs.