I'm looking to start my first yellow letter campaign and any tips and advice would be greatly appreciated. 

I'm looking to start my first yellow letter campaign and any tips and advice would be greatly appreciated.

They may refuse to accept your letter notifying them that you want to end the lease.

If I was personally texting them it wouldn't be an issue, but the mass text comes from a 5 digit number and is obvious it is a marketing text.

I sent a letter of intent to purchase a 3 flat @ 87,000 and the seller said he would accept an offer if I made one.

I prefer to have a full time admin who can send emails, mail letters, answer calls, make calls, etc, allowing me to focus on building the relationships with potential owners.

I mean ever.Yes or no, not maybes.The letter of intent basically says,Name of owners, property name, today's date, name of prospective purchaser, name of purchaser's company, intention to purchase on these terms as a principal.Purchase priceif lease with option, market rent, 12 month term with extensions, exercise price, etc.If subject to, purchase price, date of possession, date first payment, date of walk through, etc.If wraparound mortgage AITD, purchase price, note payment, interest rate, etc.

TC,If section 8 is paying the vast majority of the rent (tenant portion only a few bucks), I will usually keep the Section 8 money and fax a letter to Section 8 telling them that the tenant hasn't paid their portion and asking them to terminate their Section 8 effective the next month.

This can be done with a good letter of approval.

I asked, asked again, begged, sent a letter, etc.I will have to tow it myself I guess...