It is much easier if it is on-line.

I'M TRYING TO FIND A FORM THAT ALLOWS ME TO DOCUMENT THE NUMBERS OF A PROPERTY, BEFORE MAKING A DECISION, AS TO WHETHER OR NOT IT'S A GOOD DEAL OR NOT.

Now with that being said, the state has not provided clear guidelines for collection, documentation and policing of the law and it is even stated that the validity is questionable.

Doing so is considered shouting in the online world, and is regarded as rude behavior.

I use the online service of the USPS to send them.They charge me a printing and production cost of $.43/card to print, address and mail the cards.

I am not a lawyer nor do I know your whole situation (are you taking a salary from the company, etc) but typically LLC's are good for long-term holds and if you are doing a bunch of flips/wholesales you might consider S-Corp.S-Corp's have much more documentation/record keeping then LLC and at the end of the year you will probably take some kind of income from it.

Sales are advertised in various places: the legal organ for each county and online on certain days during the month.

I want to make sure this is well documented that it truly was abandoned because I don't want the risk of her deciding to turn around and sue me...but how do i prove that when the utilities are on and furnitures still there?

I set mine up directly through the State of NJ Online Business Filing site.

I do not require for them to sign any documents such as a limited power attorney, which someone must do in order to receive another persons personal information such as a credit report.This is one of the uniqueness of my business.I hope this clarified any misunderstanding.