In that case another option would be to write the note with a balloon.

A lot of realtors will send a letter to buy the house and have a P.S. at the bottom of the letter saying "I am also a realtor if you would like to list your home instead."

They can provide you a loan letter that states the average time to close a loan and give the maximum amount you qualified for.  

Hi, I've heard a few times while listening to the podcast that there is a company that will write and mail yellow letters.

PM's want 10% of the Rents and charge you for each telephone call, like my lawyer and $100 for each letter.

I have a tenant, a young family, that I have sent a letter of non-renewal to effective April 1. 

Fortunately, I am now in a financial position, which affords me the opportunity to attempt to direct mail specific targeted area/homes, out of state heirs, divorces, etc and would like some detailed feedback and commentary about certain specific steps of the process, and not just the general process as whole.I plan on attempting to send yellow letters, professional letters, postcards, and also follow up letters to owners in my target area, and specific homes that I see when driving around that look like they would be appealing to me.

Two Real Estate Brokers from the same firm mailed letters to our properties, outside envelope addressed as "Dear Tenant".

Finally hung my license w a broker and want to send a letter to the 700+ people on my SOI list.

Using a GOOD commercial agent, he set the price at 11.5 GSI - - within 10 days, we had a bidding war and we close at the listing price.I asked for a POF and Pre-Approval letter on all bids and we supplied 2 yrs of PnL and Sched-E upon acceptance - - and we were racing to COE.Some agents are no better that a FSBO and IMO, that's what you're running into.