You don't necessarily  need a preapproval letter, but you need something that shows you have the proof of funds.If they just wont print a balance or you can't print one yourself, then you may have to draw down the funds, so the cash is in your savings and you can print it that way.Is there anything else you can use for proof of funds? 

Letters aren't worth the paper they are printed on.

@Erick Paley I graduated from Lehigh University and I can tell you that the student rentals PRINT money when there are actually students attending school in person.

Anyone who bought the system like me (so sorry I did) if you read the fine print in his "terms and conditions" (which I should have read before spending $1000) it says they have the right to sue you if you say anything derogatory about their programs.

Costs for my project are below:Architect and plans: $7500 (I'd pay more for the help and guidance he has given me, worth every penny)Permits, printing, and a permitting consultant (yes, he was needed): $2500Quotes for a build out $115 sq/ft for existing 300 sq/ft building: $34,500All in $44,500. 

We have our own account with FedEx so we can print out our shipping labels.

The two long left to right building foot prints at the top are our 2nd phase of our self storage buildings. 

It also ensures your name in print somewhere in case something happens.

Have you printed out the study guide?

We looked at advertisements in the Augusta Chronicle and the appropriately named Iwanta (a weekly pennysaver publication) scouring the print for the words “motivated seller” or “owner-financing.”