SO I'VE SENT OUT A FEW YELLOW LETTERS BUT OCCASIONALLY WHEN IM ON MY STATE TAX SITE FINDING THE ABSENTEE OWNER'S MAILING ADDRESS I WILL SEE THAT THE VACANT HOME IS OWNED BY A COMPANY (EX. 1ST REALTY LLC) OR IT WILL BE BANK OWNED....WHEN THIS HAPPENS DO YOU STILL MAIL THE YELLOW LETTER TO THE ADDRESS/ BUSINESS LISTED OR SHOULD I FOCUS ONLY ON THE ONES THAT SEEM TO BE "REAL PEOPLE/ ACTUAL OWNERS"??

I understand - - lived in Cupertino and chased several deals in Sacro.My point is NEVER be the best/highest value on the block - - you improve everyone except yourself and you starve on the vine!

Print and stuff your own letters to save money.2- Buy a list with specific criteria.

White plastic, black letters.

I have used yellow letters in the past but only send customized mailers now as they have been generating much better responses.  

Here is the kicker, it is 2 blocks from the junction in ogden, and the city is trying to revitalize all of downtown and this is right in the area.

I recently had a seller tell me they wanted to see my buyers pre approval letter before they would even schedule a showing.

If you are planning on any financing please get a pre-approval loan letter to submit with your offers.  

If you have a job, an approval letter, cash, good credit, or any combination of the four, who cares what kind of car you drive?

You would do well to request a copy of probate "Letters" to review for powers.If full powers, a (15) calendar day notice of sale is sufficient, unless an objection by claimants, creditors or heirs.If limited or special powers, court confirmation is required and may be subject to overbid.