Of course I would be wary of any and all neighborhoods nearby as this sort of thing is like a cancer that spreads.

Especially with Intel coming to Columbus as well as Hyperion, which is a company that makes hydrogen fuel cells.

I know of a property that was bought, the seller claimed there were valid leases, but the day after closing he disappeared and disconnected his cell phone number.

Especially with Intel coming to Columbus as well as Hyperion, which is a company that makes hydrogen fuel cells.

We only schedule showings by text or call so that we have a working cell number and we text a reminder a few hours before. 

I don't want to list his cell number on here but he is easy to find on Google. 

But, we have to keep in mind that most people are living in bigger houses, most people now have air conditioning that need it, most people have refrigerators, microwaves, toasters, more than one TV, (color no less), 2 cars, and everybody has a cell phone, computer and internet and a lot of stuff sitting in garages and storage.

My cell is (818) 644-0600.

I guess on a listing sign you could have your cell phone, e-mail, 800 number, website, and a QR code and people could use what connection point they are comfortable with to contact you.With my commercial listings I do not put signs out anyways as that is not how they are sold.

It also has cool voice features like whisper mode so you know what the call is about if you are answering calls on your cell phone.