Until 9am PT this morning it was saying I had called outside of their normal business hours. 3 times I got a live person and each time they said I had reached customer care, they each transfered me to a busy signal.

I'm also far enough away (plane ride, not car drive) that if anything happened, it would be a call to my management co (for instance, if internet goes down, etc).I've been looking into Arlo Go (and/or Go 2) as it can run off a cell signal; wondering if that has worked well for others. 

Sending out the Bat signal to see if anyone can think of a good solution to this dilemma.

If not, its a pretty clear signal that the property is vacant.Vacant or No ContactIf the property is vacant or you cannot make contact, there is little to do but begin a foreclosure process. 

Not bad for Chief 6 except for the turn signals! 

Signal: How does consumer and job demand look for those businesses reopening?

I collect all my rent online with quickbooks, sign all the leases with docusign and I have my "team" that I can pull from if I need paint, carpet, carpet cleaning, contracting, lending, real estate leads, tax advice etc etc etc.  

Pluses:-Long-terms leases (10-25 years) with total base term consideration guaranteed by national, publicly traded companies -Well-located parcels (many retail NNN properties are strategically positioned on heavily trafficked signalized corners with good parking, visibility, and ingress-egress, which bodes well for secondary leasing in the event you ever lose the tenant)-Many new, "build-to-suit" offerings with "absolute NNN" lease structures, which are completely passive investments.

From what I have been reading it seems like there are mixed signals out there.

The fact that airbnb's security deposit is a joke is now more and more known to the guests to whom it sends a bad signal.