The other day, i was telling some one on this site about a guy using cheap labour in foreign countries at $2 an hour to get hand written letters to send to absentee owners.

It doesn't even have to be a single block of time.

Your title agent with the title company (or closing attorney) should be following a letter of direction from you for the disbursement of funds.

Dad tells him....that's nice but I have Cadillacs and I don't need a Mercedes either.Dad is 86, he's been around the block a few times, this guy was totally stumped not being able to give away $950,000.00 with a new Mercedes with only a $200.00 processing fee. 

If you are a Colleague with anyone that has NOT posted in the thread, and you want them to see your post, hold down the shift key, type the @ and the first 4 letters of their First or Last Name.

I had been pleasant all the way through this.I made some enquiries about something when I got back, and she bitched me out in email, and cc'd it to her entire office, I duly took the ***** down a peg or three, called her unprofessional and pointed out that even lawyers use capital letters when composing emails on an iPhone.

He says he's received letters from investors almost every week wanting to purchase some of his properties.

Maybe you have a letter that has worked for you in the past?

I will be doing my best to sell myself because I will be attaching a letter about myself and the values I have.

If that doesn't work for you then you can always drive for dollars on weekends and look for houses that are abandoned looking or in disrepair then look up the owners address on the tax assessor site and write him/ her a letter stating that you would like to purchase their house if they are interested in selling.