That is why I always recommend buying physical real estate that you 100% own and control. 

It’s still a good idea to have someone check the home’s physical mailbox periodically to clear out junk mail or catch anything that slips through.

Completely get that Ken M.It's just that I was identifying my no expenses as a financially superior way to get ahead of the curve, as well as being able to take care of my parents by physical proximity.

Before spending six months, third party costs, wiring investor money...perform the physical inspection.

A property profile is a physical description of what and where the target tenants rented.We bought similar properties, over 580 to date.

That becomes some excellent physical evidence for an eviction lawsuit.I see that you are writing, you have an old Victorian.

I am a husband, soon to be new father, and work as a physical therapist in my day job.

I think the coming play will be more so about buying equity than physically building it. 

@Brady MuellerI'd use the registered agent address for the physical address and a PO box for the mailing address.

But more so for actual physical showings when prospects are viewing a property (whereas virtual staging is quick, cheap, and easy, but does nothing for you during a viewing of your listing).