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How to be easily accessible
Hi BP.
So my husband and I are working on buying our first property. We are planning to house-hack our first few properties. As we continue to grow, how have you and/or your significant other deal with tenants? For example, when a tenant wants to contact you about a minor leak, do you have them call you or your partner? How do you keep yourself organized and easy to reach? I was looking into getting Google Voice and have office hours but in case of an emergency, what is the best way to reach you?