A realtor will quickly lose interest, if you promise the world and do not deliver.

Try probably also have to put a stamp on it even though it is hand delivered.

Put a nice notice clause in the lease..something like this works:NOTICE: Any notice which either party may or is required to give, shall be in writing and delivered either: (1) in person, or (2) by emailing the same or (3) by texting then mailing first class postage paid, to Resident at the premises, or to Management at address specified as "Address of Management", or at such other places as may be designated in writing by the parties from time to time.

I've always been a ‘do-it-yourself’ kind of person like many BiggerPockets members, but after my experience, I would say HomeUnion delivered a lot of value and has been worth every penny spent.

We are only considering the eastern coastal areas of VA, FL for more warmth.6) And to throw this into the mix, although it might not be appropriate for this site, we've thought about buying land, having a modular (not manufactured/mobile) home built and delivered to site, which should cost less than purchasing a home, I think.  

Even if you're not ready for them, order them and just have them delivered at a later date.

In Texas, the first step in the eviction process is the Notice of Termination/3 Day Notice to Vacate that needs to be delivered in person or by certified/regular mail. 

They are delivered online - so I don't take them anywhere. 

@Ned Carey  Thanks Ned.. to be fair I have derived substantial income through the years funding turn key providers.. although I try to deliver on what I know..

Most of the stores will deliver and take away for free.The other reason is compressor repairs are so costly you might as well scrap it.