I'm an attorney for my day job, and came across a Federal Court order today which holds that "direct drop" voicemails, which I know are used by many real estate investors, violate the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). 

The courthouse attempted to contact him several times by both mail and telephone. 

I am thinking of you, your money, your future, and the future of your children.A telephone conversation with me or some emails is not enough, in my opinion.I will offer two suggestions.

Haynes - I would have called you but I couldn't find your telephone number - I represent our family trust and it is my responsibility to the trust to find suitable real estate - are you interested in selling any properties you own?

You can ask for telephone numbers as well, but don't be surprised if you do not get those; many tax offices do not have that information.

Since I have their license and telephone number that should be plenty - knock on wood never have had to go after anyone.

I’m rushing you up to the day that your face-to-face meeting occurs with the tenants who have passed your telephone interviews and have succeeded in getting an appointment with you to see your wonderful rental.Now, here are some things that your uneducated dummy-type landlords can’t begin to recognize, plan for or evaluate when it does appear before their very eyes.As soon as your potential renter shows up to view your property, take note of the time.

Of the 160 agents recruited, 50 completed the full seven hours of telephoning required.

There needs to be more of a way to communicate via telephone, majority of conversation is via email. sometimes if u need a question answered you have to wait a while to get a answer.

I grew up in a ghetto so I know what it's like to be dead broke - we were poor enough to not have electricity, telephone or hot water for stretches at a time, and were homeless for 4 months once.