Make them work for it; don't even offer anyone an application unless they first pass your telephone interview.

Litigation tends to be more local because of court appearances, but with mandatory efiling, more courts are comfortable with telephonic appearances.

., Ian Baylor) and I have actually been trying to get a hold of you at your telephone number.

He occasionally has telephone discussions from California with the management company in Nevada regarding the property.

Was wondering how do I go about finding the owners address, name, telephone # as I would like to contact the owner and buy it for a rental property.Can anyone share how they went about doing this?

The information must contain the toll-free telephone number of the administering agency.Cheers,~Tim

In person conversations, telephone, letters, email, text? 

.) - You can negotiate your own deals directly with the other agent vs losing information during the Buyer agent agent seller telephone. - You pay yourself the commission when buying, selling and renting- As a RE agent, you can get IRS active-passive tax breaks for greater than 750 hours a year in the business - you may do deals with others that grow your experience.Cons:- You pay $1000-2000/year in MLS access, licensing fees, NAR Realtor fees, education, errors insurance, broker fees- You can be fined thousands for saying something illegal like no kids on your self- rental advertisement. - You cannot advertise $500 for a referrals like some wholesaler / cash for homes people do- You have to disclose you’re an agent in casual conversations that lead to disclosure of real estate motivations- If you’re part time or hardly doing any agent activities, you are likely worse at paperwork and negotiating than a full time agent.

is includes your name, street address, and telephone number and that of any manager or other person authorized to accept rent, plus information as to whether rent is to be paid personally (and if so, usual days and hours you or that person will be present to accept rent), by mail, or by deposit in a nancial institution.

You can't put them out on public sign post or telephone poles but you can put them in any property you own.