@Christian EsparzaFlipping Homes = You need money to purchase the house and renovations.If you don't have the money, you would need to work with a hard money lender who will front a majority of the costs.Wholesaling is likely less money intensive.The costs are normally towards marketing / driving / telephone / payment for lists.Best of luck

There is the Drop In feature but that is turned off by default and it rings in like a telephone and it is lit up.

They have had a lot of success using the good old-fashioned telephone systematically.

For that if you have less than 5 projects going on at the same time then you can manage it using good old MS Project and telephone, and if you're doing more projects than that then you should really look into having a professional PM and something like Buildertrend (not affiliated) to tie it all together and even integrate into your quickbooks so that you to have your whole remote team on the same page.

On several properties I have taken over the local cable company and telephone company has a written agreement that is transferred to the new Owner to accept or reject.

If you're sticking them on telephone poles, get the horizontal flutes.I agree with the comment above as well. smaller and preferably lean them against something. if you're staking them in the ground, try to lean them against a stop sign, telephone pole or something else that will shelter them a little and keep them standing...or you could use wood and get a ladder and drill screws through your sign to a telephone pole.Not that I advise it but I've seen it done in San Antonio.

Marketing by telephone can provide an acceptable balance between these two modes of communication.

It seemed like a good idea to me, but like I said, I pour concrete by using a telephone.

I don't say so on the telephone, but I obviously check their income; check with their previous 2 landlords; etc.I do not give them anything in writing.

Explain or interpret information on the listing sheets to licensees or the public,whether in person, over the telephone or over the Internet.3.