Sincerely, 

Someone in the 5-10 million in net worth range in his 40s or 50s who has high integrity, is charitable, has a sincere and strong relationship with God, and has an awesome family life.

Whenever I see success stories, they usually involve boot-strapping, or leveraging somebody you know from somewhere to give you some opportunity that you were able to martial forward to get the snowball rolling.We don't really have a network of people (friends and family are all in different states)We aren't Real Estate agentsI don't have any handy-man/rehab skillsThis sounds bad to me even as I write it, but all I really have going for me to get started is funding and a sincere interest in learning and growing myself. 

They also take in suggestions on how to better their product and are sincere about it. 

The ones that are successful are able to make the seller very comfortable around them, are able to emit sincerity, compassion and empathy, and most important trust.

@Jerry Puckett Hi Jerry, thanks a lot, and I was literally thinking to do "I saw your house is in bad shape or foreclosure, here is my number if you want to sell call me" but that seems very weak.I saw some other sample letters like "I saw your house and I am interested in buying you, I will pay all cash, buy it as is so you don't need to do any repairs, and I am not an agent or broker so you don't have to pay any commissions, if your interested in selling or wondering what your house is worth, call me I can help, Sincerely, Isaac 555-1212)"or would you say that is too long?

Sincerely,Spencer ScottOther wholesaling posts https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93-wholesaling/topics/476566-how-to-build-a-targeted-wholesale-list?

Sincerely an actual Real Estate Investor! 

Sincerely, Mark Updegraff 

My family and I sincerely thank you for helping to change our lives.