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Sending a letter to my tenant

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I just bought my first out of state rental property in Illinois. (I'm in California) I bought the property through roofstock and the tenant had already been residing on the property for a year prior to me obtaining ownership of the property. Anyways I want to send my tenant a letter introducing myself as well as my family. I wanted to know your experience with doing this type of thing. It's hard to imagine any negative scenarios that could occur from doing this but I thought I would reach out to the BP community before proceeding. If you have done this do you include your return address when mailing a letter out? 

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