I think you might have to pay for minutes to make outbound calls but they offer a bunch of promotions where you can do other things for minutes like watch videos and stuff like that.

@Kyle Garand since you'll be living there to begin with, there's a big question of where you personally want to live.Apart from that and prices of course (North Kingstown is generally a lot pricier than Johnston), I'd say also look at the financial health of the city/town, which you can research online particularly relating to bond ratings (S&P, Moody's, etc.)If a city or town is in a difficult position financially, like any business it has two options - cut expenses, or raise income.

If they are below the required temperature one of the things they can do is say they will report to the health department.

@Sawyer Smith I have always wondered if there was any way to make a lease require a certain basic standard of health safety... but I’m told pretty much “no” by most pros...

I believe people worried about their health will favor STR versus staying in crowded hotels.

Health care providers, who make great tenants, WILL notice, trust me.

Now as Shepherd finished the construction and waiting for final occupancy next Tuesday from the health department which I pray to God finally happens.

Most turnkey providers and promoters will provide very good communication, will help you come up with an investing strategy and will help you through the purchasing process at no additional cost.

We are on the rise and since getting out of the Army a bit over a year ago, I have jumped on board with the city to help promote our area by setting up movies in the park and other events - even through COVID.

Along with pursuing my initial goal of owner occupied commercial property with my gym as a business, because my passion of health truly helps others in many other aspects besides just looking good.