With new things I'm typically a very hands-on learner, preferring an observe-replicate-innovate sort of model, so I'd love to start meeting investors and watching deals go down to see what's working in the Northwest Phoenix/Glendale-ish area where my wife and I own our home.I'm excited to start meeting people, continue learning, and hopefully pull the trigger on a deal in the next few months!

After leaving two voice mails and a text, it finally came out that she had a cloud over the title.

Many individuals of power want to voice their opinions and push measures to make things "better" yet they aren't involved enough in the business to understand what happens day to day and how these measures effect the big picture.

"It's gonna be a no for me dawg" (Randy Voice)

I set them up to email or text my google voice # with issues and emergencies.

MultifamilyU.com has tons of free info and Neal Bawa, the CEO and Founder of Grocapitus and Multifamily University, is the most innovative and smartest guy I've seen in the multifamily world, so you'll get a ton of value from him whether you want to invest with someone like him or if you want to start on your own.

They use google voice, the use fake or texting apps to shield their phone numbers etc.My question is has anyone else come across this and have you put any safe guards in place to protect property or potential resident from the scam?

I currently already have google voice, but I've heard complaints about this and recommendations for CallRail.

I'm quick to voice my opinion whenever I hear a potential investor say they're "waiting for things to cool down", because I know there are always deals to be found.

I'm hopeful our entrepreneurial spirit will drive innovations in response technologies moving forward.