Little over 3 months in on my first yellow letter campaign targeting 65+ owner occupants and absentee owners.

Their 3 office addresses are easily "findable"--- Should I send my "yellow letter" to their offices or is that in poor taste??

Hi, I am looking to obtain a pre-approval letter from a bank before hunting for multi-family and mixed-use property in northern NJ.  

Basically someone sends that address (a US address) mail and the company will email me and say 'hey you have this mail' (with a screenshot of the letter) and if I want them to open it and scan it I tell them to, and they send me digital images of the content.

From the wording of the letter it doesn't necessarily sound like all added value must come from Home Improvements.

We use a fraction of the bandwidth for our building monitoring and make the rest available to the tenants.When we undertake a substantial renovation of a unit, we will wire it with CAT5/6 to its own internal patch block.  

Track down the owners by going to the county websites with the suspect property address and mail the owners a letter saying you want to buy their house.

Once I determine ownership, I send a yellow letter if the house is owner occupied. 

After my last 2 purchases, Clackamas county has sent a letter wanting to verify that the transaction was at arms-length (to properly assess I'm guessing).  

Do I need to send them an Adverse Action Letter?