Be sure to give the recipient every opportunity to contact you. 

Currently rented to students in one unit and a social assistance recipient in the other. 4/1 split.

Tenants consist of low-income and government assistance recipients.

They were held in a local financial institution and the interest earned was 1% below prime with a custom maturity date set at each recipients 60th birthday. 

Another is  Owners with Low Financial Stability Scores (FSS).Consider focusing your letter or post card on the recipients and mention benefits of working with you rather then the traditional realtor.Selling your home can be easier than you think.No need to fix it up or re-decorate.

Whether we're buying or selling, speed is always a tremendous advantage.Simplicity - The recipient only needs an email account and a phone/computer to execute a signature.

You can also choose to send it "Certified" to track it's delivery, but don't ask for "Restricted Delivery" which requires signature by the recipient, because you would likely not get the signature and the letter wouldn't get opened.Make three attempts to contact the tenant.

The family friend selling it is a trust fund recipient and doesn't want to deal with the trouble of getting a realtor and selling so he said he would sell it for $100,000.

Fonts that mimic genuine handwriting help the recipient feel that you’re a real person communicating with them.

However, that is not always advised because you will want your mail recipients to remember you and your companies previous mailers.