So we can safely say she has never been "discriminated" against in her life.I love when people use big scary words to voice their displeasure with an uncomfortable situation. :)

in a town with no building permits or codes and  after 1 voice message same day?

Fast forward to this year and we're having our best year ever (despite the pandemic) and I wanted to come on here and mainly be a voice of encouragement for anyone that needs it.

I haven't done it myself, but one tip I heard was to have the calls go to a Google Voice mailbox and ask the callers to leave their information.  

So I run to the car, grab my voice recorder, run back the porch, shoved the microphone under his nose and said, "now since you have so much to say, say it in the microphone". 

4) Make a google voice number5) Find a good attorney and make contracts (I don't know what to ask the attorney to add into the contracts to fully protect myself -- I am a licensed agent that doesn't practice) (Also, this sounds expensive, and I was wondering if there is another way I can come up with contracts, or if someone can assist me with creating one)6) Find a good closing agent that is real estate friendly7) Make buyer/seller script (elevator pitch) so you are prepared when talking to them over the phone, or in person when you visit the subject propertyThank you in advance!

I'm trying to get some more voices in my story.

Others I've tried, including those  that Sam mentioned, are just call centers and don't know jack about property management, just the scripts they are told to read.I also make use of Google Voice for my tenant correspondence via voice and txt message so the tenants don't have my real number but I can still communicate w/ them on my phone.  

The phone companies replace the technical infrastructure they operate with hardware that could shift conversations using 'voice over IP'.

Alexa is $35, wifi/voice controlled dimmer switches are $15 to $25, voice controlled wall outlets are $20.