You point about Sec 8 rings true.

I talked to my real estate lawyer and she said to go ring the bell introduce myself and see what they say.

I'm working on Welcome Packages for new tenants that include a small basket of gifts like soaps, shower curtain rings, flowers, etc.

Spoke with my agent a week after that, said her phone stopped ringing, for over  week, no one is doing anything as they were all shocked.

I have a Ring doorbell to see who is coming and going. 

I love my Honeywell 9000 thermostats and ring cameras.I don't pay for any 3rd party software.Vrbo and Airbnb integrate with each other and send all the messages I need.I track my entire rental portfolio in Excel.

Easy to get your phone ringing with motivated sellers once you learn how to reach them! 

I wouldn't do ring-to-voicemail except with warm leads

@Matt Kulpinski - Give me a ring if you'd like to connect.

.- Ring: All my cameras, and my Z-wave smart door locks for visibility- AirDnA: market research- Instacart: for emergency delivery of a blender when a previous guest steals one.- pricelabs: dynamic pricingRejected software: (If you work for these companies, or are associated with them don't be offended...they just did not work for me personally)- Rankbreeze: I was able to construct most of the SEO related experiments myself with a google incognito window.- tidy.com: I found it a bit cumbersome to navigate and use.Hope this helps!