Certain neighborhoods will have what's called a POS or Point Of Sale inspection.

I use a separate email dedicated for mortgage business and a PO Box for all investment business mail that I check weekly.

The PI found that the person was not using my address and is using a PO box instead and has lived in like 20 diff places within 20 years and very checkered history that includes a bankruptcy.

I have a pdf with every city in Cuyahoga county that requires a PoS. 

My goal here was to get a "brick and mortar" address rather than a PO Bx... usually i go the UPS route but signed up for iPostal1 this morning as it has a location near my home.  

But again afraid to call them out for getting sued.What’s interesting in some of the recent posts is the “cut and paste” response from the sponsor actually looks worse for the sponsor.Just goes to show how big a POS they are by threatening investors - now that’s assuming the LP is telling the truth but in some cases people who are experienced syndicators found the property was foreclosed and sold back to the lender - so curious what the sponsors defense is?

Quote from @Aria Saha: You can do a PO box, or the address for the rental property..

@Angel Peng you can go the DBA route and use it to open a business bank account where tenants can make payments.You will need an actual mailing address though, not just a PO Box.

I opened a PO BOX to use for any mail for my LLCs which is really none. 

I opened a PO BOX to use for any mail for my LLCs.