Just get their carrier (Sprint, ATT, T-Mobile, etc.) and you can email to their phone. 

This is so important and I can't stress this enough.

Thanks @Alina T. for your mention.

I'll take some deep breaths and try to trust the process and hopefully not lose any money Going it alone with an OOS investment can be very stressful and difficult.

Turnkeys have been my preference because all of that stress is handled for me.

In addition the unit was out for 3 weeks by the time they got it fixed.The same year, the garage door broke (stress fracture).

I’m still getting t set up.  

Hi @Hen Ley,I agree with @Lydia T., good advice.The market sets the price for your home and in my experience the only buyers who think it matters how much the seller paid are those who a) don't understand that it's worth what it's worth in today's market and b) aren't represented by an agent who has the knowledge or ability to explain this to them.It's sometimes easier for people to see this from the flip side:  In a falling market no one cares if the seller paid $500K for a home, if the market says it's now worth $350K then that's what it's worth - and no buyer ever feels like they should pay more just because the seller paid $500K. 

no better way t get your clock cleaned as with things you are not EXPERT of,,,like jewelry (unless your a jeweler).so what happens when you 'buy' a hot piece and the police seize it??

Some details and pictures are here:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/52780-don-t-mess-with-building-inspectors