If you open the google doc that is there they want your name, e-mail address and cell phone and complete address of your residence.These are the classic symptoms of a phishing attack and open you up to identity theft.

none of us can tell u whats best for u but I will say from my experience, ive learned for me its best to live off the eggs of golden goose as opposed to killing the goose..

I turn my cell phone off at night ;) We've shown the tenants in our SFRs how to turn off the water if anything like that happens, not that they'd remember to do it in an emergency.

I work out of town and don't always have the best cell service.

Work has me out of town a lot and not always with the best of cell service.

Such led to our housing bubble and if it were up to me I'd throw the instigators so far in a jail cell they'd never see the light of day.

But in the long run, even in only 4 years and now with 2 properties, we're getting ahead, and have a nice nest egg built up for both big and small repairs.

I would suggest setting up a Google Voice account at least for your marketing efforts so that you do not share out your cell phone number.

Copying J Scott's, cell for cell.

I try to set up my sprint cell with google voice but you had to choose which number to be the main one.