A full bundle of rights is granted to the Mortgagee if the Mortgagee is the recipient of a Certificate of Title, Sheriff's Deed or similar instrument and post any redemption period, if not already passed.

I frequently look for opportunities to give gifts to my tenants.It's a rough world out there and much of the clientele served by investors haven't been blessed with the wisdom or opportunities that we investors benefit from.It's not the gift, but the act of generosity and thought that are appreciated by the recipients; coincidentally these gifts always seem to be providentially timed.

The only vote that counts is the recipient of the letter.

If your LLC makes a profit and reports it, it will file a K1 naming your 401K as the recipient. 401Ks pay no income tax, and if you do things right, it will pay no UBIT as well.If you don't want to jump through the LLC hoop, your 401K can own the house directly, but then all the assets of the 401K become accessible in the event of a law suit.I buy duplexes inside my 401K which are held in an LLC owned by my 401K.

"This e-mail message, including any attachments, is for the sole use of the intended recipient, and may contain material that is privileged or confidential and legally protected from disclosure.

But many recipients are far from totally and permanently disabled.

It caught my attention because I haven't seen many companies doing this, and it forces the recipient to read the message right away.

One of the many recipies for success...All the best,David

I like to analyze all the DM mail that comes to our house to see what folks are doing, and the vast majority have at least the recipient's name in the salutation or body of the text. 

It is mail with something that catches the attention of the recipient and gets them to open.