@Colleen F. and @Theresa Harris are correct--it's all settled at closing with documentation, estopple letters and the HUD-1 accounting.Here is the background for a sometimes seemingly blurry picture:  the seller says "these tenants paid $500 for a security deposit". 

I have a side thing i do. its by no means profitable but i enjoy art, so i run a small biz doing logo design and branding.Its fun and I dig it! 

I have not met the tenants as they were not there when i posted on their doors with my contact information and how rent will be collected digitally through paypal or venmo.

Already received a few calls from the list that I recently purchased however and so I am hoping to get more responses as I send out more letters.  

I see spikes on website visit metrics every time we mail letters or postcards. 

@Jerryll NoordenHi Jerryll,Sure, my intent was to do a small campaign to start off with, where a personalized handwritten letter would be more appealing to sellers.

I guess you could say I am very familiar with "digital real estate", but am not sure how much crossover there is with "physical real estate".  

Another avenue you can pursue is canvassing Owner Finance notes, with a letter or SEO campaign, etc.  

It has to be more than just a digital bandit sign. 

Have you managed multimillion dollar assets before, can you give me a track record of consistent double digit returns?