If you're truly living there, pay the utilities, have that address on your car registration and drivers license and get your mail there I wouldn't think you will have a problem.  

In Michigan, you can fax your application and get your certificate back next day as opposed to weeks of you mail it.

I will be seeing the property next week and I plan to make an offer with my terms of 0 down and no balloon payment, reminding the seller that the bank's terms of 20% down and a 20-year fixed loan trumps his 20% down with a 5-year balloon.

I am thinking about sending the inspection report to the seller in a certified mail so that he can take care of the issues.

I understand that we will still receive/pay the master-metered water bill from the city, and that the sub-metering company will bill the units directly and mail us the money (sans their cut), BUT how do you enforce the new water utility bill with the individual tenants.

(I'm not suggesting this is a campaign I mail and will work, I don't know your market.

I have been using the direct mail marketing strategy for probates and absentee owners since April.

I'm trying to find a mailing list generator for an MHP yellow letter campaign.

I keep all of mines in a giant pile but almost all get enterred in to my Microsoft Outlook, Gmail mailing list & Excel Spread Sheets

Remind me to never consider letting anyone other than my company manage my property if i ever consider it.