I have used propstream for a while and purchased a skip traced list a while back with cell numbers.

Couldn't get a job to save my life for more than 3 months at a time and making $8-10 dollars an hour which just let me pay for my cell phone-- I couldn't even buy a car.

You claim your cell phone, home office deduction and 100% of your utilities.

I realized 3 of them were owned by the same person on the same street, and after some Google detective work I found his cell and learned he was 62. 

Payment history on your utility bills, cell phone, and other types of bills can be used to establish credit. 

Not sure I can share my cell number on here without getting flagged?

@Stephen Brown @Joe Villeneuve @Greg Scott Sorry guys.. appreciate the replies, the reason my original post was numberless is simply because I didn't have my journal with me. 

not a house inspection or anything, just a person with their cell phone given your specific instructions, for example, during rehab project:drive up to the driveway, take pictures of the front and sides to see the lawn worksee signs that the building materials are properly disposed of, record a videosee signs the contractors are workingor prior to purchase of a property:take a 360-degree video of the propertygo to the property at 9 am, 3 pm, or 9 pm to see the neighborhood situationI've seen horror stories where the contractors have not worked on the project for weeks without the owner knowing, or real estate agents not telling the whole story about the neighborhood, I wonder if this gut check service is something you would use?

Ive started reading some books, such as“Rich Dad, Poor Dad” and “The Wall Street Journal: Complete Real-Estate Investing.”

To make that data more applicable, consider a Metrostudy completed by the Austin Business Journal.