If they have a problem, they can email or phone you.

To weed out scams, I except phone calls only.

I'll start with an example --- being able to do a move-in inspection with pictures and video, alongside of your tenant, directly from your phone. 

I cant believe ive never thought of this but here we go.I just had a great phone conversation with a potential tenant.

With the help of other Realtors and investors, I was able to present this man with 11 REAL offers on his home, three days after the casual phone call that he made to me.

Hi Anthony,If it were me I'd pick up the phone right now and call my deal attorney(s), the CPA, (the broker--decide on this one yourself), the 1031 guy/gal, the apartment management company, the loan broker -- everyone who has a dollar stake in the deal--and see if they know anyone who can possibly be a Key Principal in the deal.Hopefully you can work something out.Good Luck!

My work experience is construction admin & oversight for land development projects (working with/managing contractors is a big part of my job), reviewing site plan applications for compliance with local and state code, and civil design (mainly stormwater).My question to you all; what kind of career can I transition to where I can use my engineering background to gain real estate experience while still working towards the PE exam? 

If there is anyone on here I can reach out too via phone please send me a message.

Today I just got a phone call from my property manager that all my student tenants {3} want to break their lease immediately.

I personally like to walk/talk through the lease with the tenant even if it's by phone before sending it electronically for signing.