Currently I use my cell phone and then file and print out the photos on computer paper in case future damages and court evictions.

I am now thinking 2x per cold season is actually the correct amount, based on my assumption that a person in the Denver-Metro area is likely only needing their furnace from Nov - May (unless they are super-wimpy like I now am, with tropical blood). 

Also take a cell phone picture when you post it.

We don't have blood in the streets but I am still a buyer for the right property at the right price. 

But you solve that by having them send you written communications involving everything but blood, flood or fire.  

The ceiling however is a popcorn celling and my contractor buddy told me there may or may not be asbestos.  

Box; rent can only be paid by deposit.For your convenience, the nearest location to your home is (branch address), or you can execute a bank-to-bank transfer using the routing number provided.If you have any questions, concerns or maintenance issues, you may call or text my cell phone at (Google Voice #), or you may email me at the address listed at the top of this notice.Please don’t hesitate to contact me with any questions about this transition or any other pertinent issue.

It can be a hindrance if I am sent out to the field with no cell service at times.My BRRRR and multifamily experience is limited since I have never done it before, but I have been studying and will learn quickly.I am located in Yuma, Arizona and don't have a lot of freedom to move at will.Closing notes:My main thing is that I am looking to work with someone with the experience that I can learn from.

For last resort to draw.Keep or get a W2 income job, so you can buy up when there is blood on the streets :)

You could have it call your cell phone and business line/home line simultaneously and whichever phone you pick up first that is the line you will take the call on...