All I got was someone saying she was his assistant  for but some reason couldn't get him on the line either and she sound like she was at home on her cell phone. 

@Taylor Hughs I’m sure you probably have a cell phone.

We will be talking about financial education and Increasing your income while reducing your debt without changing your lifestyle (in very non traditional ways) There are also quite a few other Military people with multiple houses on their VA so part of what we will be talking about after for those interested will be exactly what you are asking, trying to help them find options to free up their VAs so they can invest more, some here on oahu and others in the states when they move back.If you are interested in attending feel free to look at my profile for my cell number and send me your email as well when you text me and I will forward over the details of today's event asap.Hope to see you there!

If it's for rent, professional is better, but you can do well enough with your cell phone and some basic editing. 

Cell number is in my signature.  

YES call your cell phone provider and talk to their retention dept... tell them you just can’t pay as much sometimes they will cut you a deal!

Whether you use a land-line, cell phone or you use VoIP, have a separate number for your business and in your business’s legal name.

If you could suggest one life changing piece of technology that helps your business tremendously (quicken books, excell. cell phones not included) what would that be?

Sure, we have some $2000+ up rentals, but those are high-end Class A and do not apply to this discussion as far as a general rule.If a tenant makes less than $1,500 / month and pay $500 or more for rent, they only have $999 or less to live on: groceries, utilities, gasoline, car repair, credit cards, medical care, "fun" (they always have money for fun, it seems), Christmas gifts, birthday gifts, clothing, unlimited cell phone data plan, 300 channels of Cable TV and all the rent-a-center payments. 

They may need to start posting cell phone numbers so investors can get in touch with them.