Then out of that cut comes all of the agents fixed and variable expenses like errors and omissions insurance, association fees, MLS fees, health insurance, continuing ed, licensing fees, gas and vehicle expenses, software subscription fees, marketing, laptop, cell phone, clothing (optional), team split, desk fees, photos/cleaning/staging/advertising/signs if they're the listing agent, etc., etc., etc. 

THe calls are forwarded to my cell phone and I can then move them in or assist them via remote log in to my office computer.  

Before allowing any tenant possession to your property, make sure you have accurate information from their application - cell phones, emails, work addresses and phone numbers, emergency contacts - and take the time to update them when they change.

Or T-Mobile Store vs maybe an unbranded cell phone retailer.

Quote from @Nathan Kawalerski: I'm on my cellphone so I can't send you my full LLC guide.

In addition I share a cell phone with my husband.

I don't see that changing at ALL any time soon. its belly to belly in that part of the business period.Friends and colleagues I know that own bigger multis IE 10 to 20 million dollar properties. the good brokers somehow get their cell phone.. they work like a good stock broker would in the day they work the phones.

@Steve Vaughan  My Dad taught me that real Estate was Belly to Belly before there was an internet or cell phones etc.. he would always say so much is in your body language inflections all sorts of things you can only do in person... todays real estate is so focused on hiding behind text messages that get misconstrued etc. 

They were taken with a cell phone, not by a professional photographer, and not using fusion photography which is standard in our market.

All you need is cell phone to move things along.