As to the original post I guess I will be the lone voice of some minor dissent here. 

Depends on how cheap we are talking.Option #1: On the cheap-Get a google voice # with the local area code-Pull data (owner name, property address and mailing address) of properties from your local property accessor website (CAD, GIS, etc).

Not sure of the ethics on that one given the need for an independent voice when it comes to the valuation, but some have nonetheless.Hope the real world answer explains it.Stephanie

When the city started talking about making a bunch of rules we formed a coalition called COSTRA to give us a voice and the turn out at council meetings was huge.

Pulled the list from propsteam, skip trace contact info and made the calls via google voice number.

If I didn't show proof none of my posts would hold any credibility a ymore and my voice was gone.

Google is now working to put a Nest Hub in every hotel room and extolling the contactless benefits of voice commands aided by onscreen visuals.The most basic use for hotel room Nest Hubs covers “common service requests from guests.”

So flip it , learn save then go on your ownGood Luck PS do not pay more than 100k, all in 120kish, add 5k for you, so 125k, leaves about 40k im profit, win win ,  Sounds like the voice of experience..Thanks !!

She is one of the super sweet, soft-voice, always on your side (but will slice you if it gets her a better commission) realtors.

This is not new, people have been voicing your thoughts for a long time,.