If someone mails my LLC, the registered agent receives it, scans it, and emails me a copy.https://www.bestwyomingregiste...

I’ve now spent the last 3 weeks trying to get an answer on how to get new keys and reimbursed for the mail key and entry keys which they also lost, but met with the run around or silence.

It's pretty much a war zone there and I've had to communicate mostly by e-mail and text as cell service is about non-existent, and all the roads are closed so there's no driving over there and no gas even if you did get there. 

In many syndications, this notice address would have both the direct mailing address of the syndicator and often a law firm that helped draft the documents.  

They typically mail out a small post card notifying you if the policy cancels or is non-renewed.  

Also,The tenant doesn't check his mail regularly, so I'm concerned he's unaware of the court date.

Some use mail chimp, we use GHL, but there a hundred out there and it really boils down to which one you like - I like to use the analogy of buying a car, they all do the same thing - some have more bells and whistles but all do the same thing

One person's junk, is another person's antique. 

Actually, YES, not only MAY the act of simply showing a property factually create "procuring cause" and be inclusive of a protected list, BUT just the action of having sent an e-mail of the listing, client having opened and seen that listing, not ever setting foot on premises, YES, that alone CAN be "procuring cause" and LEGALLY include such property into a protected list. 

. - if you need two stairwells and an elevator, that will of course drive costs way up and it also eats into your floor plate area and can crush layouts on a smaller building, possibly turning your small CMX2.5 lot you'd planned to build 5 stories on into what may as well be a CMX2 lot and allow only 3 stories, since you can't actually fit 2 stairwells, an elevator, a hallway all the way through from front to rear, a small lobby, a mail room, etc.