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Joe P.
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Junk mail going to investment property

Joe P.
  • Philadelphia, PA
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This probably qualifies as a non-issue for everyone, but my investment property is getting a TON of junk mail addressed to me, since I have a mortgage on the place. I'm talking about 2-3 pieces of mail PER DAY. And it's a little embarassing because if you look at the envelopes, they all say stupid things like "MORTGAGE PAYMENT - OPEN IMMEDIATELY". I get it -- its a non-issue, but my tenant sends me a note once a week telling me there is another stack waiting.

Clearly its all companies who want you to refinance, but its a little annoying for my tenant. Is there anyway I can redirect that mail to me before it gets to them? I was going to do the USPS Change of Address on their website, but that's not actually my home address, so I don't want to put a "move" notification and screw up something with my actual home mail.

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