We did this one time when a tenant's father had to stay with him for more than a month while getting cancer treatment at a nearby hospital.

I did talk with him and he was able to answer MOST of my questions and I learned that he is basically a paid rep for a company called BUSINESS CORPORATE CREDITI did contact the "Owner" and it sounded like it was his personal cell phone because I could hear kids in the background calling him dad.  

Molecular Cell Biology. 

So i live in Lawrence County Alabama.. my dad couldn’t afford to pay to taxes on my grandmothers property for 2017 (she’s deceased, but his property) anyway.. he’s been in and out of hospital withh cancer can’t work (self employed, no health insurance) and i couldn’t pay it either... so scrimping and saving to get t back.. mean while the man that bought it in January-March at the sale has cleared off a lot of my dads personal property and been in the house which still holds all of my grandmothers personal items/furniture/pictures/ antiques etc... and is planning to have it logged off....can he do that ??? 

It's tied to your gmail account and has nothing to do with your home or cell phone.

There are also rent to own stores, secured credit cards, prepaid cell phones and a whole host of services available to those who are terrible with money and credit.

Especially with college debt, auto debt, credit card debt, video game debt, cell phone debt, personal residence debt, etc.

I looked into cameras that used a 4G cell signal but they were all pretty expensive.

One of the identity theft scams is grabbing people's info to open cell phone accounts to conduct illegal business with.  

I'm not renting cells in a prison, I'm renting someone a home.