I deal with seller's agents by phone and text but when it comes to FSBO I 100% prefer phone.Get him on the telephone.

I have lived everywhere I invest so no I have not faced this challenge, however some questions for you to consider below:-comfort level with telephonic calls to local contacts (agents, contractors, etc? 

Hi everyone,We own a couple small apartment properties that don’t currently have onsite management and with that don’t have the need for us to have telephone and internet service.

The title company I use for my RE sales business has started to send all but the last 2 numbers for the wire transfer and then will only release the last 2 numbers via telephone to help avoid this situation.

@Matt Gilroy I think the best way to get resolution is a face to face (or telephone) conversation most people are easier to deal with and more understanding if you speak to them.

The skip trace software is amazing because the more data you can put in—the tax mailing address, the actual physical mailing address, the person's name, the cities they're in—it’ll start pulling all their known telephone numbers, email addresses and mailing addresses.

(Printed name of qualified third party)(Signature of qualified third party)(Business address and business telephone)I have had this happen to me. 

So nowadays I start on the telephone by telling them I am an investor and advise them regarding the economics of wholesaling their house. 

Are telephone (landline) outlets still being installed?

Of the 160 agents recruited, 50 completed the full seven hours of telephoning required.