But even with Bars on the Windows, thieves always would find  a way in, like in the old fashion Milk shutes.....They would slip a little kid in the milk shuts and they would unlock the doors, so we had to seal shute the milk shuts.  

Yellowletters.com is cost effective but they don't seal the envelopes and I think that seems unprofessional since who sends a letter unsealed?

@Michael QuarlesWhy does Yellowletters.com not seal the envelops?

For those unfamiliar a snappack is the piece of heavy bond paper that comes sealed, you tear off the perforations on three sides and it unfolds into a letter.

Washer and dryer are dirty on the outside but they do work.I have found probably about 40 pennies, they are everywhere.I did get some usable stuff before the guys from the bank cleaned it out (this was after closing when they finally finished): a hammer, 3 lace curtains, a set of cloth napkins, Tupperware, kitchen scissors (the kitchen stuff was sealed up thankfully).I haven't gone into the attic area yet but I do know there is some junk in there, not too much though.As far as filth, no feces other than a ton of mouse turds.

My personal favorite is a series of typewritten addresses on #10 envelopes, folded but not sealed with first class postage.

For example, my partner and i made an offer lower than the one they had before, but through an in-depth email explaining and breaking everything down to the seller, we were able to seal the deal, beacuse we were completly transparent and honest.

Fold it three times and put a tab on it to seal then address and mail. 

On the financial end, you need to either buy a postage meter or buy the self sealing stamps.

They have this product you use INSTEAD of water when mixing grout and you NEVER have to seal it