I would LOVE to get a feel for how these conversations might go, initial objections that come up, and how to handle some of the hot heads that want to curb-stomp me for being so bold as to send them such a tactless mailer.If I am correct in thinking that what I'm looking for does not exist or is just unavailable to me, does anyone have any tips, pointers, words of wisdom, things to avoid saying etc. concerning pre-foreclosure respondents (or any type of respondent).  

I can't quote exact rates on the forum or my compliance people will tear my head off for not making it a 100% compliant "advertisement" with all the small print etc.

I am in the learning steps of my marketing research and wanted to know what type of equipment do you use for self printing of letters?

I just use the standard MLS PSAs and cross out & initial 'not' in the not assignable pre-printed sentence. ($1000 may not be too much have a PSA and an assignment agreement drafted for you for your purposes specifically if he is good. 

I doubt the irs will accept a print out of the ad on craigslist. 

@Abdul Azeez - Once you recognize how easy it is for somebody to print a forged check and/or just do an ACH once they know your account number, you will never allow anybody to know your account # again.  

I had a roof that the company only paid 25% of the replacement cost due to age. it is spelled out in my policy but obviously in the fine print.

I'd probably leave the message intact - but put a bold line at the top - MISINFORMATION since corrected.

I have my own spreadsheets, but the calculators lay it out better and the PDF print outs that you can download and share are really well done.

There is a lot of fine print, that being said, I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts or advice as far as best options available, costs and ease.