One suggestion I've heard thats similar to what @Jason Timmerman said was to take pictures of the property (time stamped) and include them in the lease.  

(have an attorney give their stamp of approval)- $xxx.xx :: Open a business bank account- $xxx.xx :: Talk to the local building department and register the property as a rental. - $xxx.xx :: Get a building inspection if needed and comply and improve the property to satisfy rental code.- $xxx.xx :: Hire a property manager - $xxx.xx :: Calculate Holding Costs (taxes, insurance, etc.)- $xxx.xx :: Add more hereGet a running total and have the family members pitch in equally or to whatever you agreed in the operating agreement.

The whole industry needs to make it more normal to have buyers fully approved, stamped, sealed, some special designation to show they've been raked through the coals and cleared, what pre-approval used to stand for, then somehow weed out the ones who just write a pre-approval letter without doing the actual approval process just to get business. 

I purchased 5000 post cards on a great deal, unfortunately these cards are not stamped or addressed.Anyone have any solution beside me adding address labels to all of the cards by hand?

This is determined by the month you are closing in, and the total gets higher as we approach November.Other Fees not associated with the loan/lender:Intangible Tax / Doc Stamps on the MortgageTitle Settlement FeeLender’s Title PolicyRecording feesand the 20% amount of the property one would buy...hard money lends 80% LTV of the property, the borrower has to come up with the other 20%

There is a big difference between "yeah that sounds good" vs here is a stamp, you may proceed with your plans.

Hand address and stamp every envelope, time consuming for sure but your OPEN RATE is much higher.

@Natalie Kolodij  Seems like you might need to time stamp applications.  

Well, if you learn in a club and everyone analyzes deals the same way, same template, then when a deal you find and put together passes the "guru" stamp of approval, you won't have to learn how to raise capital as there are thousands of members that get to see your deal and will likely put in money if its a good deal.

My credit union sends me postage paid envelopes, and i provide 12 of them to tenants at lease signing, and they don't even need stamps to mail the rent.