ThanksThats "chuck in his truck" Jonathan , most Contractors , their main tool is a Cell Phone .

Earlene Hale is the name from the cell phone number I got called from.

Looking for an APP or program which allows me to file receipts by taking a snapshot, then adding the amount, say like a check deposit from bank on your mobile device.

Aloha,In 30 years I have never provided my cell number to Tenants.

So, for people like him about 6 months ago I purchased my wife a 2nd cell phone she keeps with her and that phone has boldbeast recorder on it and we put every recording, text messages and pictures on an external hard drive.Incidentally, I took a strong prescription pain pill about 7 hours ago and I am higher then a kite.

Applicant 2:  21 year old male, insurance salesman, college-educated, earns $4000/mo, 3-4 open credit cards/student loans, all paid on time for the last 2 years, 1 cell phone bill ($500) that went to collections.  21 year old female, works full time as a tech at hospital while attending nursing school, earns $1800/mo, 3-4 open credit items, all paid on time for the last 2 years, 1 medical bill ($160) that went to collections. 

Since 2005, these devices are considered "executory contracts" and are heavily regulated under Chapter 5 of the Property Code.

Our C-Corp manages a series LLC, with one house per cell in the series. 

A person just enters a code and a number in his or her cellphone and all the information about the house appears in the text message. And a real estate agent gets the contact information.

Are things such as Internet, cell phone, cable, gas and other items I'd use both personally and for business tax deductible to the extent I use them for my business?