Hence the generic “proof of funds” nonsense letters you download off the lender website and fill in yourself; the obscure “business or financial partner” who needs to “approve” the purchase; and the “exclusive list of buyers” that only the wholesaler has access to and will expose the seller’s property to if only he agrees to sign a purchase contract obligating him to everything and obligating the wholesaler to nothing.  

instead, your marketing should be you will getyou can you don't need toyousell your house ...you you you, your your yourThat is what will get a seller's attentionmatch the message to your market and you'll have successdon't send a generic marketing message to all sellers. it is much better to target market with your message and your marketing piece

Think about cheap generic greeting cards from a dollar store type business.

They look prepackaged and generic.

They may have also had a free moment but didn't want to deal with it later...pick up your phone... the postcards are very very generic.

thanks  feel free to PMIMO White pages, intelius, Findtheperson generic searches are pretty useless.

'We Buy Houses' has been trademarked for a long time, and more recently they sold to a company that now claims to be enforcing the phrase under their trademark rights.It seems like a very generic phrase, so I am wondering if their trademark will actually hold up?

Bob C I have a property in escrow right now that I got by sending a generic text to all the missed calls in my google voice account.

If sending postcards a generic would probably be your best choice.

IMHO you should stick to a generic letter about buying a home and not the situation the seller may be in.