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John Daniels
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Hi All,

I have self-built a foreclosure list.  The list unfortunately has the name (first, last, middle) in a single column as owner. This column also has company names.  It would be almost impossible to split these out into individual columns.

My questions, is it OK to use "Current Resident or Occupant" instead of using the 'real name' for the mail-to address of the post card?


Thanks John

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