Asking because I cannot seem to get through to one of these chains via telephone and that is somewhat of a red flag I suppose.Thanks in advance.

We also nailed between 30 and 40 11' high on telephone poles.

In October 2022 a utility company installed a telephone pole in front of a property I own.

Rarely a telephone.

FaisalI LOVE BEING MY OWN BOSSMany years ago I quit my 23 year telephone job.

We are anonomyous also--corporate mail box, voice mail, we insist they contact us by email (for a written record)--the ones that do not have email o, we mail a memo of all telephone agreements on our corporat3e letterhead--I always say I am a property manager--you learn alot of things if they do not know you are the owner--I found out someone had six children and two Newfoundland dogs which was not disclosed in their application--they asked me "not to tell the owner".

The other option would be find a telephone number vendor in your area, or your state that buys numbers and then you buy the number off them.

Creating a marketing program to contact property owners who own the types of properties you would like to buy is the most effective way to ensure you're being exposed to property owners when they are thinking about selling.Consistent direct mail campaigns targeting specific property types in specific areas is a good way to get the attention of potential sellers.Another way is to subscribe to a data service that provides detailed information on properties and their owners along with telephone numbers at hit the phones cold calling property owners.

@Rickey Miller Jr I have PropStream but I did not realized that it does not give me the telephone numbers.

You can find them from bandit signs plastered on telephone poles, posts on Facebook and even at your local REIG meetings . . . . let them know your criteria and see what they bring you . . . times are changing as are the tools to find properties and what worked a few years ago before the flood of those that see $$$$ with minimal effort came onto the scene, lists worked . . .