He seems like a stand up guy with a plan.Someone needs to come up with a sarcasm font for the Internet...'

Whats up BP,I was trying to figure out where is everyone getting their handwritten fonts.

Hoping my 'handwritten' font will approximate your 'actual' handwriting.

No, font start with probate.

@Nathan Gruetzmacher I have been using listsource for years now and as far as I know, their data is correct.On a side note, don't spend too much time writing letters where you can easily use a handwritten font.

Many font want the actual check just a copy.

To do it myself would require several things that would cost more more money and /or time than I have to put towards it.Money things: high volume ink jet printer, special paper, special envelopes, expensive handwriting fonts, lots of inkTime things: spending hours working out the mail merge kinks to make the letters and envelopes look handwritten and print out in the right order, figuring out the message for each successive letter to the same addresses, designing a lead tracking application to make sure I know what has been sent when and whoever called, and when I need to call them back...

You need to do research and send out a couple thousand letters a month , handwritten and font he dumb using your own personal phone number or residence !

Bill: I do have the mortgage document we used in the prior first position loans {pretty lean} and documents from a couple of mortgages I've placed with different banks {the complete opposite of lean ... 18-20 legal-size pages of 10pt font}.

A simple message in a nice font on printed postcards is my preferred method.