They are all different, and I never find that these forms fit our specific details, so I have a standard letter I write, which is clearer -- to me at least.

Yellow letters or bandit signs ??

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I send letters to the PR, and to the heirs as well. offering immediate advance payments and to help them sell/clean out the personal property, in addition to an offer to buy, or help them rent the house.

I'm just wanting to get a straw poll on your guys' success and/or lack of success in comparing the use of yellow letters against branded letters.

Yellow letters?

Get a pre-approval letter that says how much you qualify for and how long it takes so you can include a copy of it in with your offers.  

Hey BP. i was very excited to get a pre-approval letter so i could know my ball park figure so i could begin to find deals and analyze them, and it appears that my income is too low and i do not have "too much" saved up, (currently about 7k). i work full time and receive an annual salary and credit score is 750+I am currently saving up and networking with other rei's so i could partner up for a flip and grow my capital.

So a realtor I spoke with told me I needed a pre-approval letter or a proof of funds letter to get into a house. 

Do you make offers right away on the phone, onsite at the property or send a letter in the mail?