.- 20y fixed- 5.5%- commitment fee - $1,000 - "due upon acceptance of the commitment letter" + $250 docs fee.

As I see it, your options are a warning letter/discussion, a 3-day to perform or quit (regarding quiet enjoyment of premises), a 3-day to pay when the rent is due (but I stress again constantly collecting on the 10th has tacitly made the due date the 10th unless you reset with a change of terms), or flat out termination with a notice to quit (30 days if living there for under 2 years, 60 day for 2+ years, or 90 day for a HUD tenant or as your housing authority requires).

I am about to start sending 5,000 letters/month.

Does anyone have a letter that they are using to market to out of state owners of properties.  

I'm seeking a real estate lawyer (legal advice) who is able to write a letter (at minimum) on my behalf to a seller who is currently out of contract on a SFH in the Tukwila area (purchased off MLS through a licensed Realtor).

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

As for what should be included on apartment rental application, you should ask for at least two year's worth of tax returns, recent W2, three paystubs, 3 bank statements and an employment letter stating position, salary and years on the job.

I would call them, tell them you're very interested and set appointment to go see the property, be ready to make an offer in person and follow up with written offer in the form of a letter. 

Hello BiggerPockets family Im sending some letters out to pre foreclosures and happen to be listening to a podcast dealing with pre foreclosures and wondering how the letter of authorization works?

Ive been reading up too much I think regarding whether or not I should use postcards or yellow letters for my Absentee Owners lists.