So i took there security deposit and notified them by email.

Also, make sure you notify your insurance company of the change and see what they have to say.

If they are going to honor your request they can notify you by sending an invoice, or notice of intent to invoice.

He or she will be notified of being tagged so that the conversation will continue.Wishing you the best!

Do you usually need to notify the City, permit depts, anything like that when doing this?

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You can setup searches and alerts that will notify you when new properties meet your match.

Once signed you can assign your interest in that deal to your LLC but must notify both parties and I recommend getting them to agree in writing to an assignment to your LLC for the signed contract.  

Experienced investors already have a long-lasting relationship with real estate agents who will notify them before they notify me.As a beginner real estate investor (multi-family, single-family), how am I supposed to overcome this hurdle?