There are companies that do courthouse research (mostly probate) to resell and they do ask for certain information off the case docs but the pay was too low and I didn’t take the job, so I can’t be sure of how much info they are retrieving.

I also plan to attach a personal photo of myself with my golden retriever (to add a personal/sentimental touch to the mail.)

My dog is trained for mobility tasks, and retrieval and fetching tasks.

No other landlord will accept a tenant with a pitbull puppy.Suggest that she get a nice adult Labrador Retriever from Labrador rescue, but only if the property has a fenced yard.

Find it good, mark it for future reference, and then when the question arises regarding that topic - retrieval is simplified.You already know how I use the "monitor topic" feature in the forums (see link below) - something like that already exists for bulletins and articles - but seems to not be as readily done with the blogs.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/50/topics/12495--quot-subject-to-quot-question-informing-the-lender

How hard is it to retrieve archived mail?

I'm looking into Credit Retriever.

The page number last viewed on the dashboard or "Latest Activity" could be stored in the same location in order to retrieve the same page.No idea how your site is designed, just a thought.

I'd rather have a Labrador retriever or a St Bernard in my rental than a Chihuahua.My houses have good fences.

If I were the adjuster on this claim and found out your tenant had renter's insurance I'd try to retrieve some money for my client from the tenant's insurance carrier.