If you are saying for safety/security reason.....think about it she could of made a copy anyways.Also, if you do not send a letter and tell the judge you didn't know her address, he will come back with you had her cell number or her email and you could of just asked her or told her where to meet you for it.

Auctions can be goldmines or they can be easy ways to increase your blood pressure. 

This way, not only you get cash from your other 3 tenants, but you can also deduct all of your expenses, like cell phone, car, gas, furniture, etc.

Sorry I keep quoting you @Iman Yu I am on my cell phone and I'm not sure if the @username will alert you when I type it out manually.The mortgage payment I used above is what I'm basing off of my worksheet from my lender.

The opportunity cost is simply too great to try to get blood from a stone.

You want to make sure the seller knows your intentions for the property going in so there isn't bad blood at some point during the whole transaction; but these transactions can work out to be very nice win-win scenarios for both you and the seller at the end of the day. 

Just understand that some leaches can be real blood suckers.

One of the ways that this is allowed is if the co-owners are blood relatives. 

Just imagine walking in to a room and there is a lady on the table with blood and guts hanging out.

I used to live across from an engineer that thought all agents were "blood sucking vampires".