You are asking a person to interact with someone that is not even truly there.

OK if this is 100% online and not interactive, but I prefer something with feedback.Here are 2 that I have found so far, any other recommendations?

Have any of you interacted or done business with Eddie Speed?

I've started keeping a log book of my interactions with tenants, the repairs I'm doing, etc., in case I ever have to go to court, so I'll just note it in there.

Moreover, it would likely indicate to them that we do a better job than them, which if you've ever interacted with the type of person that pro-actively decides to flip hands on as opposed to being a passive investor, would not be a good business decision on our part if we want to continue to receive their business.

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I decided to attend a live training in hopes of gaining a greater understanding and the ability to interact with program directors. 

Just never forget that (you become what you think about) so if you want to become a Wholesaler study and interact with like minded beings.

BP can be your FREE, interactive wealth advisors club!

I have another UK cloud based system which has an IVR (Interactive Voice Response) menu which is also free in so far as I receive 1 call a month.I don't think IVR menus that terminate in a voicemail (like GV) rather than in speaking to a live person is good for any business and this is where a virtual receptionist working on behalf of many businesses, taking messages booking appointments etc can come in handy.