They lived together last year but only provided the landlord's first name and telephone number, mailing address is P.O Box. they told me it's a property management contact info and they only know the person by first name.

He gives you info for both the quick and the detailed descriptions, the telephone log, the bidding rules, etc.

If you have Internet, cable TV, telephone or a fax available in your condo, you can setup a desk and hookups for these services in a spare bedroom which would allow a daytime worker a peaceful and private work area which would not require them to travel long distances between other locations he or she may need to go to throughout the day.

I used the back of the signs that had already been used by others and I pulled nails out of the telephone poles.....

Telephone is 800-422-1498.They already called the homeowner about it today, so they are fast.

Now, I'm sure bankers are just as susceptible to the telephone game as the rest of us, so perhaps this is a more limited guideline that's being applied overly broadly.

If you join, you'll be listed as a vendor with your contact info and services you provide.Instead of contacting Landlords, run an ad on Craigslist about your company..a link to your website would be beneficial.If you don't have a website, you should have one listing your services and lists of properties for rent with photos.Run ads in your local newspapers.Of course get listed in the telephone directory.Join your chamber of commerce and you'll be listed as a local business on their website.Put out Flyers, hand out business cards.

If you want to make the signs last awhile, and your code enforcement people aren't too crazy, put them high up (8 feet or so) on telephone poles.

At my day job we have a Cisco VOIP system for the telephones.

Maybe you can find the Owners Telephone Number.