Straight to voice-mail when I call her extension, and she does not respond to email.  

They can be controlled through voice commands and can connect to the internet to stream content, among other things.

Those who attend a showing or voice that they want an application get my full application.

One downside is no voice technical support.

I think most of us have chosen to focus our (collective and individual) efforts on that which can be effectively dealt with, rather than being a voice in the wilderness.

We can talk all we want about differences in A/B/C class properties and that most people are good human beings and just looking to find their next home, but even if there's a 1 in 1000 chance of running into a serial killer with a nice voice on the phone why would any owner/Realtor/agent/PM take that chance? 

I'll probably start a running commentary on how my experience goes, but just to answer Patrick Shawn Faherty:The property was already re-habbed and rented out when I closed on it.  

I just laid out my actual 1099s and the ask price with projected closing costs while abstaining from overt commentary other than the silent part which is that the S&P beats SF homes within the boundaries of my real life example.The accidental study here is psychology.

@Dave Meyer I find your commentary on the podcasts to be the best in class of the hosts.Exactly. 

Most leases need to be local to the state you're operating in, so double check the lease you have works in your state. 5) Set up a google voice account (vanity phone number) and email account so that tenants can call/text you not using your own cell phone number and email.