Hi Nathan,I am so sorry for the inconvenience and confusion caused because of the abbreviations, I tried to keep it as simple as possible, but because of my poor penmanship, I guess I got caught up in the weeds of details.

dish washer cycling is all I can get out his penmanship.

It's quick, easy and the only writing I have to do (my best penmanship is unreadable-sometimes even by me) is on the check.Agent's offers will have the appropriate inspection and financing clauses in there, but they're designed with the "average" buyer in mind, not the investor.

(Remember Scrooge) Pages after pages of documentation and one must have good penmanship if others were to read the figures written on the page. 

 $107 isn't that much money unless you don't have $107.I plan to write everything in red pen and I almost failed penmanship growing up - so my writing isn't too good.Envelope:My Home Return address - I have some return address stickers laying around I plan to use.Write their address in red pen.What color envelope?  

It was interesting to see how formal it was and the perfect penmanship.

They practice good penmanship.

The harder I worked the luckier I got and that still holds true today.Pay someone to hand address the envelopes...If they are doing return address as well, then they should be able to do around 37-45/hour (I start by paying per/hour and tell them upfront if they slack then they can get .20-.30cents per envelope depending on their penmanship)...All of my business is off of direct mail and referrals that I've gotten from direct mail clients(everyone knows someone)...Your local high school/college students are always looking for brainless stuff like this to do...You want your piece to get shuffled to the top because your target is wondering "who's handwriting is that?"...

Good penmanship is a plus.

If your penmanship is not up to par like mine outsource it to a high school student, your spouse or friend for like a $1 or $2 per letter.