Cell service is horrible where some of the houses are so that is not an option I would prefer not to have to get internet as some of these will only be worked on for a couple weeksI would also like to be able to easily move it from house to house 

The funny thing is I sent the message to his cell phone.

I'm in a small town, as you know, and vendors are unlikely to answer the phone from a stranger but they will pick up for me because I bring them a lot of business, they have my cell in their phone, and we have a relationship.I know some owners that leave a list of vendors with their tenant.

@Christian U.A Series LLC allows you to have "cells" as segregated entities inside the company, if one cell property has any problems, the other cells are insulated from the issue with that problem cell.

His boss said, "no problem", so we aimed for places where we could rock climb all day long and be back to wifi and cell phone service for remote work when we were done.We stayed in Henningsvaer, Lofoten for a couple of weeks in a shared vacation rental home run by the climbing school.  

Also with your primary google voice number, you can have it ring or forward texts to your cell phone.

It costs me $32.99/mo.I've used the service before for other businesses, and they will answer professionally (24/7), follow whatever script or screening questions you give them*, and either take a message and email it to you immediately (so you can call back) or they can call your cell, let you know they have a caller on the line, and transfer the call to your cell if you're able to take it -basically, whatever workflow or transfer protocol you give them, they will follow.

Some areas near Niagara and Buffalo have very poor soil which means there are going to be foundation problems and I would not be surprised if the people come down with cancer because it was used by the military for disposing hazardous material a long time ago. 

so it begins....i could foresee the future with this one right from the moment i stepped off the truck to see the house for the first time 2 months ago.the "tenants" have been dropping hints of "cancer, surgery, toddler issues, paychecks, etc" and finally didn't pay rent for the month of July.

Which means, i will soon be introduced to the joys of being a landlord :)I am reading up on it and wanted to see what your opinion was about keeping my personal contact details separate form the rental side of things.In other words; should I:1. get a DBA2. rent a P.O Box3. get a separate cell phone (google voice)thanks,satha