@Connor StarkIf you do a "blast" text and don't have the recipient's consent to do so, you won't have a real estate business very long because all your rent money will go towards paying TCPA fines.

“The addresses given must be a street address, not a post office box number,because it must be an address at which papers can be served (handed to the recipient).

The homes were older, in need of renovations, and most residents were Medicaid waiver recipients, which, in the assisted living space, translates to about the lowest rates you can command and additional layers of government red tape and oversight. 

@Lynn Gadd possible you weren't the intended recipient.

Gosection8.com will be vital to getting this property advertised to recipient holders.

-If they find out, what does Section 8 do to the Tenant (section 8 recipient)-What if “The Landlord KNOWS” that an extra boarder is staying at the property?

This may trigger the intended recipient to open the mail as people avoid delivery confirmation mail. 3.

If it can happen it is nice for the recipient, for you too perhaps....and maybe for your attorney friends.

Add in bad tenants and it is a recipie for disaster. 

Don't have to issue one for a Corporation.Instructions for Forms 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC (01/2024)ExceptionsSome payments do not have to be reported on Form 1099-MISC, although they may be taxable to the recipient.