Her only other bills would be the power bill (pretty low on a 500 sqft apartment) and her cell phone.

I imagine this would be great for tenants as you can give them this number rather than your personal cell number, and determine from the text if the sink is leaking into the downstairs unit, or if they saw a weed pop up in the lawn.Using technology to make being a landlord easier is always a good thing!

Sorry for the delayed response.To provide further explanation of my caution about your domain name being hijacked; many registrar companies use similar tactics as cell phone companies.

So she needs to come up with a down payment for conventional financing.The owner is also contemplating a cell phone tower lease on the property, which would provide (according to the owner) $2,500/mo lease income. 

It was because I used percentages to calculate costs and my deal was too fat. 

You can agree with me or not, but anyone who doesn't see the people as people will just have a big fat headache trying to play monoploy in the ghetto.

Lawyers in private practice are salespersons too (they go out of business if not); and I'm guessing that if Facebook decided I was a doctor or dentist in private practice that there would again be the exact same sales-focused advertisements with very minor modifications compared to if Facebook thought I was selling cars or cell phones or insurance or "get rich quick in real estate" guru courses or (like Cardone) REITs and coaching. 4) Honestly, from what I've seen, BRRRR is spoken about much more frequently than it's successfully executed.

Just note that it doesn't always work on a cell phone!

If you want to use these with a pad make sure you get one approved by the manufacturer, usually very thin rubber or closed cell urethane.

yes, picture on cell phone