You can get a list from Listsource.com and send yellow letters.

Then I still go through them one at a time in order of receipt and refund the fees back to the ones I never got to.Regarding the rejection notice, I use a third party screening company that uses a point system and offers a rejection letter to be used if rejected.

You can look up firms online, become another applicant in their system with a resume and a cover letter... but don't do that. 

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.

Here is how it breaks down for single family residential in Bergen County:Conventional/Fixed Mortgage  45%Conventional Arm: 25%VA: 2%FHA: 9%Cash: 19%Owner Financing: 0% (only 7 total)Balloon: 0% (only 1)1031 Exchange: 0% (only 2)Other: 1% (only 34 sales)

I received a letter from the electric company today that they're installing a "smart meter".

What's Plan A, an angry letter to the local newspaper?  

I sent out 600 letters to local owners of multifamily properties and had quite a few calls from the letters.  

If so, then chase after a legal, non-conforming use letter from the city planning department.  

An example is here: http://www.rhaonline.com/SEQUESTRTION-REDUCINGHAPCONTRACTRENT.pdfTheir letter said their "...Department will immediately implement the reduction of current HAP contract rent amounts which are over the minimum reasonable rent comparable amount.