If I send out 50 letters per week, what category of people do I target to get the biggest bang for my buck? 

Letters?

Hello Ben,As long as you disclose what's going on and write LOE ( letter of explanation ) as to what you're doing it should be fine. 

The letter is saved in BP, Resources, Fileplace, Letters.... page 2....

Lease for 900 a month, set the exercise price for 82,000, 12 month lease, discount of $50 if it's paid by the first of the month,  tenant can extend the lease for another 12 months if paid on timeCreate a lease, an option and a sale and purchase agreement, create a letter of intent to lease purchaseCharge 3 % non refundable optionMake sure the tenant buyer that moves in has a good chance to get the mortgage by having their 1003 app looked  at  by a mortgage broker@Brandon Siewert

We identified the problem, drafted and sent a letter to the residents who were affected, worked room into our budget and remediated the problem.

Believe me, if I had the opportunity to opt out of social security in exchange for not having that damn nine digit number that makes us open books, I'd gladly jump at the chance.

They are not likely to be interested in single digit returns but they may be quite flexible on length of the loan, whether payments are necessary during the rehab, the LTV or other parameters.

I just sent a letter to the City last week advising them of our change in start date.

Perhaps have a pre-approval letter ready.