That's kinda like comparing a landline with a cell phone.

There is also satellite Internet (expensive and certain things like multi-player gaming don't work at all on it), and, sometimes, cell Internet (usually expensive). 

If you have the perfect list of guaranteed sellers complete with direct cell phone numbers and a 90 percent chance of them picking up the phone saying "I've been waiting for your call," but you just won't make the call, then you have an ineffective system.That being said, anyone who has read my posts know that I am very pro phone call.The difference between most systems and my personal approach is the quality of lead. 

@Stephen JantzMy cabinet guy is Gus Rodriguez [email protected] Cell 5108253447 (He is in Vegas even though he has a 510 cellphone number).

I would say 95% of my past issues were on the tenant side of the transaction- cell phones timed out during payment processing or they had multiple accounts and selected the wrong one- so I am not sure how I would be able to help them with these things going forward.  

I have his cell if you send me a message.

I’m not very familiar with the HELOC but from what I read I believe it’s a variable rate tied to the Wall Street Journal rate?

If you want to connect hit me up on my cell.

It'll be easier to format that now when the list is smaller than later when it is much larger.I use an old school Moleskine journal - it's not bulletproof and certainly not searchable, but the one thing it does do is that it helps me process things and slow down while I'm doing that.One thing I would be remiss not to mention here:  this is a fantastic role that accountability and camaraderie help with. 

In CA we're required to keep records of every single notarization we do in our journal.