I got a promotion card (similar to a gift card) from a big department store half year ago when they had a promotion (spending $5000 and get $600 back in a promotion card).

It'll depend on the local building department.

I've had to clean-up after several different departed tenants.

Logic tells me you would want to use the alias, but logic and government don't always go hand in hand.You could probably call the local or state department that handles LLC's and get a pretty quick answer (should be a phone number online) and just ask the clerks until you get transferred to somebody that knows the answer.

It says "Warning: Falsifying information on this or any other form of the Department of Housing and Urban Development is a felony.

The only emergencies that need to be handled at 2am are the fire department, the police department, or a 24 hr plumber.

Arriving mid-day on Thursday and departing mid-day on Monday.

I received a call from their real estate department a few hours later saying that they need: 2009 and 2010 tax returns, a current year profit & loss statement for my LLC (which owns the property), copy of my drivers license, a copy of a utility bill, and proof of paid up taxes.

I can certainly understand their reaction to receiving a letter at such an emotional time.Here is what my mailing says:"Dear [NAME], My name is Greg and I am a real estate investor in NJ that pays cash for houses.

After verifying with the township, everything seems to point to Fannie Mae, but their REO department is useless.Have any of you pros out there ever come across a property that was redeemed by the 2nd?