The full-time owners had an outsized voice on the condo board and did not like the fact the we and a couple of other owners were renting our places to "transient" residents.

Your tax list and a google voice number can work.

Call Service - check out Pat Live or Voice Nation. 24/7 call services with options you can build it for routing calls to specific people, or taking a message and forwarding to your email.

I have been fortunate enough to travel all over the country to attend conference events people from BP have put on and I can tell you, every time it is a 12+ hour day of talking REI where I lose my voice and can’t wait to get up early the next day and do it all over again.

https://www.trulia.com/voices/Home_Buying/Is_back_...As for the rest of your questions, you might be better off asking your agent or wholesaler or whomever you are buying from. 

It’s a growing academic medical center with zero high-end housing nearby.Happy to answer all questions!

I have been a buy and hold investor since 2005 but this site is where I learned all things (academically) flipping wise.

In all actuality however, I believe it was only a single tenant who has voiced any of these "concerns."

The one side is listed for sale individually for $660k, and I found this posting on Loopnet: http://www.loopnet.com/Listing/1550-1552-Perry-St-...I'm not really considering attempting to purchase it, but from an academic and market understanding viewpoint, I have to ask: Even with the crazy valuations and sales prices, is it worth this much? 

I have a similar story which caused me to use Google Voice during the rental listing process, and also set up social media blocks early on.My Dad is a physician and also a landlord of several nicer condos in a large metro area.