Really, I am thinking about just blindly sending letters to the owners of some properties that are in disrepair and trying to get them to call me.

If you catch the deposit into your account you can send the tenant a check for the same amount as the deposit via certified letter along with a letter stating you are not accepting his deposit.

There are a lot of nooks and crannies in wholesaling that can be fun or even important to discuss, ie postcards vs letters, voice mail vs live answer, branded approach vs Joe the friendly investor, etc.

Mostly for collecting information/data generating from my Yellow letters/post cards to start. 

Now I have a two full pages of properties and I need to get the homeowners name and mail them out a yellow letter.

The lender you select can provide you with a loan letter that states their average time needed to close your loan and the maximum amount you qualified for.The last major item I will mention is to find your new business office location.  

Its the same formula I've been using for 7+ years - Targeted letters. 

If they are, write them a letter stating that you would like to buy their house.

Luckily one of my other neighbors has had to deal with this particular owner so I now have the address and I am going to send him a letter explaining everything.

Cheryl Naegel speak with a lawyer in your jurisdiction but if you have a adjustment against the tenant and know their bank info, take it to their bank or have your lawyer send a letter to their bank and the bank will freeze their account immediately .