Seems like a nice convince but maybe not worth the potential phone calls. 

Many municipalities have setup phone number for people to report violators.If you find a place, call the city and find out the rules for that exact address.

I think many of us use hyper-consumerism as a means of validating our self-worth.We NEED to upgrade to a new cell phone every year, we NEED to take expensive vacations to show our friends how fun our lives are, we NEED to purchase the more expensive car, we NEED to eat at chic restaurants and document the experience all over our social media.

I am trying to avoid the many fees: document fee, admin fee, attorney fee, BPO fee, underwriting fee, etc.

Good to have a realtor, trusted handyman, HVAC, and plumber in your phone.   

Finding tenants via facebook, craigslist, word of mouth, etc.. doing a phone screen, running background checks, etc.. takes A LOT of my time.

I'm already part of a few Facebook groups, but I'm also open to chatting or catching up over a phone call.

I will say that I had a difficult time getting a person on the phone in the beginning a few times to get issues fixed, but I haven't had that trouble in a while. :) It seems best to e-mail them and request a phone call if you want to speak to a person about something. 

I've found that the lock's wifi reliability drops pretty drastically when the lock batteries drop below 40%.Speaking of, the Schlage app is very easy to use, allowing you to set up a maximum of 100 codes for each lock (admins, cleaners, guests, guest back-up codes, etc).  

Tenant Contact Information: current phone number and email address are needed to be able to communicate with tenants.4.