Before you give some clown your money they answer their phone on the first half of a ring with a super friendly and exciting voice.

I guess the old saying, "A fool and his money are soon parted," will always ring true.

These guys are amazing: https://www.turnkeyvr.comThey utilize the latest technology such as Ring doorbells on your property (can see if unauthorized guests are at front door or huge party being thrown w/our permission), and iPad setup inside with local available activities listed for guests (which btw also has a hidden decibel reader so they can detect unusually high noise levels in your home).

A couple of the popular meetups in the area are the REIA and RING groups.

I just value my privacy on the internet.I could easily ring around and get the same BS quotes you lot get.

We would have had a "proper" ring highway and the area by Highway 93 would have had much more development similar to what happened by the Northwest Parkway near the Flat Irons.  

I posted on Criaglist, Apartment.com and placed a sign on the properties with my contact info. the phone went off the hook, ringing from 9 am to 10 pm 7 days of the week. 

I have said in the past that most of the people who dislike being landlords tend to dislike having to "do something when the phone rings".

Landgod may be a bit too much but has a nice ring to it. 

@Season PriceI would get a free targeted mailing list from my title company, send out 500 yellow letters and wait for my phone to start ringing...it always does!