I agree with you that 3 messages seems like a small number to achieve a ban.But you do have to understand the reasoning behind the ban for repeated colleague requests using the exact same text in the message - very easy for a spammer to program that kind of behavior to happen automatically.My suggestion - insert the name of the person you are contacting in your colleague requests; that would make it very hard for multiple requests to be identical.  

@Edmond J Daugherty  I cannot speak to NJ, so take my comments as in general:I have a duplex in Cincinnati that is under contact for $15,000 more than an identical property 2 doors down.

I will be opening an LLC to limit liability, knowing full well the tax implications are identical for LLC vs. personal ownership in buy and hold situations.My questions are as follows:1) I'd like a friend of mine to run the house, filling it with tenants and maintaining the day to day activities.

In the drug, prostitution, thieving community.

Its a Triplex consisting of (3) 2 bed 2 bath identical units, with an attached 2 car garage I plan to keep for personal use.

But – always do your own due diligence, even with the companies mentioned above.For the recipients, you can mail or email them a printed copy or even a substitute statement.Warning: Email is NOT secure, and you will expose your contractors to unnecessary risk of identity theft.

My husband and I just bought a beautiful brownstone, and the adjacent property, the identical to our home is falling into disrepair.

The whole purpose of a notary, is to verify the identity of the person signing the document, and witness that they actually signed it.

An update to this story... the guy "faces 14 counts of bank fraud, five counts of engaging in monetary transactions involving criminally derived property and one count of aggravated identity theft."

Truthfully the search feature would probably find us an identical post like this with the discussion going sideways by two parties who aren't even the person who posted it.What do they say, it's not "the" way its "a" way.