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I suggest giving this a read:  The Ultimate Guide to TCPA Compliance and A2P 10DLC RegulationsThis is the most up to date information I have seen.Here is a snippet from the article:What You Need to Know About the National Do Not Call RegistryIn order to understand how this impacts your real estate investing business, let’s take a closer look at the National Do No Call Registry.Within the DNC, there are 3 types of organizations or functions; seller, telemarketer/service provider or exempt organizations.A seller may also be a telemarketer if it is calling on its own behalf or if it retails one or more telemarketers to place calls for it.You, as an investor, will want to register as a “seller”.Every seller should subscribe to specific area codes, pay appropriate fees and agree to certification requirements in order to receive a Subscription Account Number (SAN).The DNC Registry requirements are as follows:• Annual subscription by area code• You must maintain an in-house DNC list and sync it with the nation registry at least once every 31 days.

I thought RentRedi was free for BP members, but every time I go to register, they ask me if I want to subscribe.

Lenders subscribe to a code of ethics.

Most of my research about Milwaukee is done for my personal investing anyway, so I just summarize it for my YouTube subscribers.

Someone made up a name so they could get subscribers to their YouTube channel and sell a book.Treat MTR like a long-term rental.

Emhof I am not an attorney.If you make over $200k, it is my understanding that you can subscribe as a sole subscriber.If both you and your spouse want to sign the subscription booklet, you are correct regarding the $300k income limit.

Hi @Melanie Johnston, I’m interested in reading the article but it seems its only available for subscribers of azcentral.