Derek - cut out about 2/3 of your letter's text, anything not essentialFocus on them not you.Ask yourself this question when proof reading:"If I was the recipient, why should I care?

A quit claim deed usually indicates that they might only be part owner of the property, and Since they only transfer any interest the grantor (seller)  has in the property to a recipient, called the grantee (you), the deed contains no title covenant and thus offers the grantee no warranty as to the status of the property title.

The two remaining quads (assuming the other one doesn't come back on market) are probably going to be the recipients of low-ball offers from me, assuming they're in good shape.

Was her deceased spouse a Medicaid recipient?

All your recipient needs is an email address.

HUD asks if you are willing to take on a Section 8 resident.My particular HUD office seems to do a decent job with keeping their recipients on the up-and-up.

Paypal typically recovers disputed amounts from recipient immediately, until dispute is resolved.- Venmo: probably similar risks to Google Wallet or Paypal- Cozy: allows tenants to pay with credit cards, debit cards, bank accounts, etc.

The Medicaid recipient needs to consult with a lawyer who specializes in elder law/estate issues.

Of course, some of those mail recipients will sell for other reasons as well and I will cover a few below.

My preferred way of receiving payments is ACH because of its low cost/no cost for sender and recipient.