Although I can tell you with Cell phones TEXTING and e mail.. those skills and traits have certainly gone down hill across the board and in the Real Estate industry specifically.Lastly if you have done 13 sub toos I would think you could teach the class.. not sure what specifically you wanted.. its not that complicated Maybe you want to post what exactly your wanting to learn that you don't already know.  

I did a bg check and their credit wasn't great but it was mostly medical and cell phone. 

Use your schedule e (or c) for rental property to deduct whatever you can legally according to the IRS (ideally so the net is near 0 or negative).Rental income- any repairs Jan 1 - Dec 31- home office expenses, cell phone, education, travel trips for biz- car mileage for rental property or scouting new deals- any management fees / other services like lawn care, plumber, Hvac, etc.- house depreciation (purchase price x % of price NOT land 50-70% / 27.5 years)That's how you minimize net taxable income.

Check out their rental history with their credit report, is their cell phone an area code that they did not tell you they lived?

Feel free to hit me up on my cell phone (267) 441 - 3541 and I will keep you updated as soon as we have a time and location firmed up.

I'm not sure if they are just bored, or if they are sadistic or if they just got their first cell phone, but you will get a lot of people that ask you that before they ask you about the house.The problem is, you have to have a reason that your sign says, "I'm desperate".

A for rent sign is put up with a prepaid cell phone # on it.3.

I don't use the pay services that will track cell phones, but I do use whitepages.com, radaris.com (but I think they just changed to an everything costs money thing, yp.com whitepages to find land-lines or "listed" cell phones.  

I would ask them to document that for me and text me pictures on their cell phone.  

I don't know about those programs/apps, but I use Skype and it's set up to forward to my cell phone.