Do not use a po box unless last resort.

Do you use a PO Box as your return address?

Sounds like maybe getting a PO Box is the way to go so that the address isn't my own? 

Personally I have a PO Box for such things. 

The neighborhoods change quickly, so be cognisant of the area and if it has a POS. 

If the tenant will be mailing you a check or placing it in your mailbox use a PO Box at your post office.We only accept electronic payment through our website, except under extenuating circumstances as noted above.

@Bennie Holcey your lucky after he drafted my account he sent the contract an one of the terms was to not asking for your cash back he’s such a POS it would make my day to catch him in a dark alley!

Probably the most productive day was when I took a personal day from my 9-5 and LLC'd a business, got a PO Box, created a website, had a conference calls with Hard Money lender Pine Financial, set up a CRM system with leads in for local properties found on the county site, reached out to a referral for a solid contractor that I am having lunch with this Thursday, spoke to a realtor focused on investment properties and ordered business cards.

I was a PO in Pleasant Prairie for six years before moving out to Vegas where I'm still a PO.

We have also set things up so a PO or Job tag is required on each purchase so we can track materials by property.That said, we do not purchase very much as HD - vanities, lighting, the odd tool - as our regional building supply chain offers much better pricing on standard building materials.