I am starting to think that I should send the typical probate letter acknowledging the death with condolences and sending it to the PR which I assume is the executor.I am looking for advice and others experience with some rates of letters to leads conversion.

@Andrew Wong You have to acknowledge receipt of LE.

If you’re lucky (in my experience) they’ll at least acknowledge that rentals can be a good investment but most just either try to convince me whole life insurance is a good investment (it’s not) or I should stick my money in actively managed mutual funds ( also expensive)

The lender is aware of the intentions, yes, but they're not the ones required to enforce the compliance, they're only required to provide you all the rules that come with that mortgage type, which you acknowledge at closing.Those terms sound great at first glance, but I always assumed this was a non-conventional loan.

Moreover, the applicant must sign an acknowledgement form indicating the notice was provided. 

I truly thank every for even acknowledging my post and @Lisa Phillips Im reading the article you referred to and it's already beneficial thank you.

Regardless, make sure they sign a statement acknowledging that you did not receive any deposit, as they may forget at move out.If there is no paperwork they have a verbal month to month agreement.  

People held up their numbers to get acknowledged until the bidding stopped. 

Your just hard pressed to find anyone to acknowledge or admit it.we had one ( one of my clients here in PDX) were he was doing a pop top and full gut underneath house fell in on itself.. no chance to recoup.. 80k loss.. gave it back to the first lender. who was loaning illegally in Oregon @Nghi Le probably knows the company.and in Tyler's home town I personally foreclosed on over 200 SFR's that out of state folks bought prior to 08  could not make a go of it and lost it all... rentals are not immune.

We are planning FHA and the seller has acknowledged that plan (owner agent).