With the possible exception of some small rural electric or propane company, I have never seen an electric/gas company pursue a personal judgment against anyone (phone and cable companies do, but rarely, and they are just quasi utilites).

Conference calls are good, but people tend to get distracted and type on their computers or cell phones during calls.

I have tried calling some numbers I found on the Citibank website and have followed the phone web - without success.Has anyone had success connecting with a department that could help me find out if it is possible to buy this property directly from Citibank?

They were both courteous and respectful and let me know that the tenant on the lease is at work right now, I left my phone number for him to give me a call asap.My plan is to have all 3 tenants fill out a new rental application so that I can do background checks, if everything checks out, I plan on Jan 1 having them sign a lease at a higher rent.

If I were you, I would spend a LOT of time on the phone over the next few days talking to contractors/subcontractors to get a feel for their availability.

I don't think they're likely to fib, but to make sure, I would ask my real estate agent to get numbers for me and I would also check myself.I've haven't had a problem getting polite questions answered over the phone or by asking future neighbors.

-Nokia: failed to make the shift from basic cell phones to smart phones.

He has a real estate office in N KY and he lives in Cincinnati.PM me or call me so I can give you his phone number.

If you use the search feature on the upper right of this site you can read tons on the yellow letter campaigns.Generally speaking you do not put your website on your yellow letters because you want them to pick up the phone to call you.

Why don't you shop policies and point this buyer or future buyers to what you have found.I had a buyer this past summer claim he couldn't get insurance, but it took me one phone call to my great insurance broker to find it was insurable at a reasonable cost.