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Originally Posted by Ele201
I would ask the owner of the house if you can have your mail sent there. If it’s a longer term lease, four-to-six months or more, they would very likely give you permission.
Things could get sticky once you leave the rental though. Your mail would likely continue to be sent to the house address after you’ve checked out, and the owner may feel inconvenienced by this. They may not know what to do with it, except put it aside. By the way, my husband and I did a one-year rental in TV, and when we picked up our mail — there were bills and letters from two other former renters in the mailbox! We just put that mail aside and let the owner deal with it.
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no that’s not what has to happen ,you put a change of address in the same way you do if you want your mail sent to the rental property your staying in , if you do this and your still receiving mail its a post office problem , your not doing anyone a favor by putting mail aside , you can just mark moved and stick in box , over the past 30 years I’ve probably rented homes I’ve lived about 25 times and rented seasonal myself the same number ,it’s not complicated