When buying a property in my personal name (with the intention of transferring deed to LLC), do I have to use my personal home address for the loan and title company or can I use a traveling/virtual mailbox address for this purpose?

Is that true and should we go with a virtual office to avoid giving out our home address which is where we work out of? 

Then from there, if you are doing virtual wholesaling, ask if they can send you pictures. 

I haven’t kept up with the legal requirements of owner address in Philadelphia but generally speaking I advise property owners to use a virtual mailbox to list as a mailing address for more anonymity.

I’m researching virtual business address providers.Does anyone have experience with a virtual address or have references for me?

I admire your spunk, but taking a bunch of classes is virtually worthless in the construction trades.

Everything is done old school (ie pencil and paper) and records are virtually non existent. 2 of the 3 buildings are traditional drive-ups on concrete pads - these are in OK shape at best but definitely not great.

What you are asking for is a "virtual PO Box" which exists only in concept at this point:https://www.uspsoig.gov/blog/does-virtual-po-box-service-appeal-youOur online payment option is Cozy, which is an ACH based payment system.

It occurred to me too, in Google Maps with Street View you can get a virtual neighborhood tour that way.

I would hope virtually every judge would side with the HCD interpretation.Ideally it does not get to this point.