But I would say not to go with something generic and over-done like pens.  

A private money lender is usually less sophisticated and often knows the borrower personally and uses more generic docs and they don't tend to lend their money professionally.Those are the main differences that I see between a hard money lender and a private money lender.

Staying in touch is always a good idea; however, whether it is a text or a voice mail your contact will have much greater impact if you make it less generic.  

@Jesus Garcia To be honest, it looks very generic.

I'm printing out a generic rental application form and figured I would have the interested parties fill it out and submit it back.

If the seller is okay without a mortgage, just a generic promissory note should cover the debt part.

the lease was a generic lease bought at Office Depot and is very unclear about the deposit being returned or not.

You can probably find a generic contract, but the deposit needs to be held by the title co., Not the seller.

I didn't find any major structural issues and I plan to have a home inspection sniff out component defects which will be deducted if found.I am anticipating a generic 'lipstick' remodel to the tune of $10-12k max.I plan to list flat-fee MLS for $400 with 3% to buyers agent $6900 .I'll have to evict tenants.I'm factoring a 3 month holding time (although I suspect it will be less from what I've been seeing w/ properties at this price point).I'll be financing it.I'm paying closing costs (Title, escrow, etc) $2500?

All four were threads that you started asking for VERY generic advice.