Just send them a letter, text or what ever.

My fiancé and I sent the original owners a letter, offered 25k over asking price during a frenzy in the market.

What we found is that you can get the documentation at no cost and with no proof of need, but our lawyer said as a landlord in Florida you're not obligated to accept the paperwork unless it's backed up by a doctor's letter.

(It's a small town, hard to find somebody you don't know)  I got a letter from the IRS for $4200 in late fees, his communication is unacceptable, etc , it was not a fun experience  I just really need a good investor-friendly, honest, go-getter CPA who is accepting new clients,  thanks in advance! 

I have the pre approval letter 

If anything, I would recommend getting a specific pre-approval for each specific property you are looking to submit an offer on, instead of just 1 generic pre-approval letter for general shopping. 

@Joy Elisse GarnerWe were able to get a partial lien release from our original bank by submitting a request letter and a plat from our surveyor showing the new property lines.

Single family vacation homeThe purchase price offered is $675,000Down payment amount is $33,750 (5%)Financed amount at closing $641,250Interest rate is 3%Balloon payment at 10 yearsMonthly payment $2703.54 (principal and interest)Total monthly payments $227,097.36 (years 1-10)Total 10-year balloon payment $447,847.36Total amount paid $675,000________________________________________________________Rehab costs $100,000-150,000ARV $1,100,000Refinance with traditional loan after 18 months 

Now the home is technically in pre-foreclosure but there is no set court dates and they haven't received any letters or notices from the bank about them coning and taking over the property.

We find our deals the old fashioned way.. door knocking, cold calls, letters, and bandit signs!