You can also speak with neighbors to get information about the owner's whereabouts.If you want to telephone the owner, you can use a reverse phone number look up website.

Tenant agrees to notify Landlord of needed repairs to premises in a timely manner by telephone and/or in writing.

As far as the telephone number, those people never see the property, say what is typed, and the kid installing the sign is suppost to put the right access # sign on your sign.!

I start with a telephone conversation to ascertain their needs to see if they are compatible with mine.

Something like that.The building I managed was wired for cable and had telephone lines, so DSL was also an option.  

Then I will lead with my first 8 telephone screening questions.

We do telephone screening, based on our rental criteria, before showing the property.

I will figuare things out eventually with this property and have learned my lesson in buying properties in towns like this one.Have you tried doing telephone screening based on your rental criteria and only showing the unit to those who pass your initial screening?

I always telephone first, to let them know right away that we accepted another applicant and to let them know we can refund their application fee.

I put the address in my ad, but I'd put, "Do not disturb the manager without making an appointment by telephone first."