The places I work are very rural and many have poor cell service.

I'm thinking of adding either a cell phone shop or vape shop into the retail space (I have friends who run those type of businesses, so I'd like to get them renting in my bldg).

Their cell phone is listed on their website. 

One LLC with many cells in which to hold the assets.  

I find that most people include to much contingency or fat in their numbers so they talk them self out of the deal.  

Remember the saying- pigs get fat and hogs get slaughtered.  

For example, if you want to buy single family ranges in a particular town, that narrows the search down and then you can move on onto step 3Step 3: Find contact info for every one of these people: cell phone, home phone, emails, social media profile, home address, etcStep 4: Put the information into a database: I like using a CRM like Follow Up Boss, but you can use an excel sheet to startStep 5: Market to these people: call(on a dialer), email, message on social media, door knock, mail, etc. until you get one on one appointments with them

That phone call's timing isn't a coincidence, we get little automated pings (that lack details, for compliance reasons I'm unclear on) telling us about your FICO jump.Other than that, the concept of the "soft pull" is BS that I think was originally made up by cell phone salespersons. 

Pigs get fat...hogs get slaughtered.

I have had a couple fires in the kitchen because they left the pan of grease on the stove...a couple of big, fat, drunk guys have broken the toilets etc. etc.