I am going to start getting burner phones so each account has its own phone number. 

Its on the back burner of things I'd like to study and be able to push. 

New blinds always wow applicants.I don't know what it is, but sometimes burners just seem to burn out on certain stoves. 

As a result, I've put that on the back-burner now (still pseudo-operating) and started my own company to address the same key issue that I faced previously - capital constraints. 

I read a little about this before and put it on the back burner.

Unfortunately since you have no contract you just have to back burner these deals until something changes -- an estate being opened, foreclosure action, listing, more.

GC’s without a lot of buying power are often being put on the back burner by subcontractors for the larger GC’s in town.

When I address FSBOs I'm coming from the investor standpoint to purchase their property through one of the above mentioned strategies.BUT, if they don't like those options, I can always be put on the back burner for a traditional listing when need be!

What would you do if there are small jobs like a burner on the oven isn’t working, screen door blew open during storm and needs to be fixed, a couple skate tiles need to be fixed, etc, etc. if it’s not major like electrical or plumbing, do you guys have a handyman that you know and trust?

I have a Tenant that appears to be cooking large amounts of food on a propane burner in large stock pots and selling it.