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Coles Mercier
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  • Towson, MD
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How do I prevent my mail from being sent to investment property?

Coles Mercier
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Towson, MD
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OK. So my wife and I bought our first investment property a couple weeks before Thanksgiving 2017.  How do I prevent my mail from being sent to that property?  I looked up the property on Baltimore City Tax website, and it indicates that I am an "absentee" (which I am), but it also indicates that my mailing address is the investment property address. Is this something I should be concerned about....or it's no biggie.

I just want to assure any mail sent from the city that needs my immediate attention is actually sent to my residence, and not the investment property.

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Nathan Gesner
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Nathan Gesner
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When you purchased the property, they should have asked you where you want to receive mail. Regardless, just contact them or stop in and update your mailing address.

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