Think through how you believe your letter recipients will see your letter: from a small investor, real estate licensee, a business, etc.

I've been the recipient of 1099's and over the years, and in the position of issuing them as well, though not for real estate.

Zelle and Paypal will 1099 the receiver for you automatically.This is incorrect.You're required to issue 1099s for Zelle payments, because Zelle is not a "third-party settlement organization" and does not issue 1099s.Venmo, PayPal and CashApp issue 1099s ONLY IF you pay using their "business" option, for which they charge recipients (your contractor, in this case) a fee, similar to credit card companies. 

When my LLC issues a K-1 to its investor, who's tax ID number is entered for the recipient?

What's left in this town are the deadbeats and welfare recipients. 

Supposedly S8 recipients who damage places can be removed from the program.

This meant that my tenant that couldn't / wouldn't / didn't pay their mortgage to the mortgage company when it was $700/month and lost their home to foreclosure, now has the opportunity to be able to afford the house again, because they are the recipient of the better part of $50,000 in cash from the sale of their property.  

The plaintiff is the recipient of the judgement , which you could think of as the document that establishes what they (the lender) is entitled to.

Choose the Recipient Organization: Decide on a charitable organization to which you wish to donate the property.

So to Sly Broadcast, to me in my non-legal expert opinion, seems like it's more like messaging. as i'm writing this i just found an article that says that text message blasts are illegal according to TCPA law unless you had express permission from the recipient (not going to happen) and think that destroys the logic i was trying to build here....http://www.tcpalaw.com/free/47usc.txtMichael T.