I see that it's customizable, and a frugal solution.Thanks all!

Wordpress is a lot more customizable.

IMO, PhoneBurner has a more user friendly interface, along with a more customizable contact attributes. 

If you want to feel more comfortable, you can talk to a lawyer or the title company for an hour beforehand and ask them to walk you through how to do it, but they don't need to be involved in the actual transaction.Closing - whatever you negotiate. 30-60 days is typical, but you can offer any period to the seller that makes sense for both of you.Backing out - If the contract you use has provisions for how/when you can back out (e.g. a "contingency"), then yes.Most things on the contract are customizable.

Here is some differencesPrivate Lenders:Higher Interest Rates –FasterEasier Approval ProcessLess Regulated – More FlexibleMore Customizable Loan OptionsBanks:Lower Interest Rates –SlowerMore Scrutinized Approval Process – Including Financial History and Credit AuditSubject to Significant Government Regulations – Less FlexibleChoosing the type of lender that is best for a real estate investor is not simply a matter of the least expensive option available.

I like to do things digitally, but wasn't ever satisfied with online applications offered by the various websites as they weren't customizable to my liking and/or they charged a prospective tenant a hefty fee to fill and submit. 

I reached out to my attorney but the form they sent is way too verbose and long.Is there a simple customizable month-a-month lease you've worked with that you can recommend?  

In fact, that slump is an opportunity for investors who want to get into our still very strong market.I've developed a system for my investor clients which is fully customizable for preferences that finds and ranks the best multi-home investments.

I need my phone ringing by next week.What I am looking for is a service that will allow me to send a typed letter with handwritten envelopes and handwritten signatures, and one customizable/mail merge field within my letter.

@Michael QuarlesI don't mind the getting a few angry calls if there are also a few deals to be had.However I do see the value in using a discreet zip letter over an oversized postcard for something this sensitive.How customizable are they?