Write them a letter, track down their phone number to call and/or text and knock on their door.

Her 740 credit score didn’t stop her from avoiding my phone calls and cursing me out every time we spoke, her dual masters degree didn’t stop the filth she intentionally put outside my house with cigarette packs and junk all over the front yard.

I'd recommend contacting at least 2-3 and setting up coffee/phone chats to see who you vibe with the most.

I can learn a lot more about a firm talking with someone on the phone than I can by going through a website.

To avoid this, I set up alerts to be sent to my phone and I also check my tenant lead messages about 1x per week. 

Although, I did have one attorney long ago that was great since he would actually make phone calls and help close the deal.As for time spent... 

Since I get almost daily messages regarding small multi-family opportunities in Charlotte and find myself repeating much of the same information on the phone during intro calls, I figured I would go ahead and put my experience into writing for others who are doing research.

If I can pick up the phone and say I want a 3/2 1500 sqft house for around the same price as a stick build delivered and installed on my foundation in 30 days then that would get me excited.  

Does Batchskip provide a high percentage of real, working phone numbers?

My family is very frugal and minimalist, so other than food and baby stuff and a monthly public transportation ticket, 10 dollers a month for cell phone,  we have no expenses.So what do i do with all my income?