And there are 4 PG&E meters - 1 for each unit plus 1 for the common areas.Alameda County assessor website lists the 'use code' for the property as 2600 which is "3 units, lesser quality than 2300 or unknown legal"I had stopped by city hall right before the shutdown and after a quick initial search, they mentioned the property is listed as a duplex in their records.

Often I get these mailers myself, and as far as I'm concern, it's in the junk mail category.

Hey David,Great questions.I believe agents will need to be more resourceful, have better systems in place for streamlining the entire process and will need to be able to handle most tasks remotely - i.e. consultations, virtual tours, e-signatures.Its really not too different from where things were headed pre-COVID.In my opinion, agents will still be a vital part of the process for both buyers and sellers.

It has a business name, but not necessary since my property expenses are listed on a Schedule E for filing my tax returns.

I piss a lot of agents off when their clients get my direct mail postcards. 

@Bob E. - I haven't been in that situation yet, but would look to handle it that same way.

Just yesterday I spent two hours driving up and down E 93-E115 off Superior looking for my first deal in the area.

Originally posted by @Lynnette E.

It has been our experience that 50% of all good deals come from brokers, and the other 50% comes from an assortment of sources: 1) direct mail 2) cold calls 3) mobilehomeparkstore and loopnet 4) deal assingments.

(Premiums can be paid monthly, quarterly or just once per year.)2) Look through old mail, and new/incoming mail, for any bills from insurance companies.3) Call the insurance agent for her auto/home policy to see if she also had a life policy with the same agent.4) Check with her employer (if she worked) to see if she had a policy there.5) Try this: National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) Life Insurance Policy Locator ServiceGood luck.