They usually have a phone number and/or email address associated with the person.

Arlind Mucaj Whats a good email so we can stay in touch?

I just received an email that I was granted another award, and I guess it shows up on my profile, but does it have any value besides knowing that someone is an active member of BP?

In April 2018, I received an email with the following document attached and a phone call from his wife, stating that in order to "refinance and get paid back" I needed to sign the document.  

Our company needs help with the local business contacts, primarily email addresses. 

I am planning to rent either a private room or an entire apartment in Houston.

I sent you a private message. 

First, tell you boss at your company and make sure it's okay -- it doesn't do any good to make an investor mentor if you also lose your 9-to-5.As for approaching the individual: 1) explain why you're interested; 2) say that you did get the ok from your company, and that you're doing it in a totally private not-related-to-your-company way; and 3) offer to help out with his properties like you said.A key thing to be clear about -- if you offer to do any of your professional day-job work for him on the side as a favor for him helping you out, you need to be sure that your company doesn't mind you doing it.

It’s probably more important that you find a CPA knowledgable about real estate than one in your area if you’re willing to work via phone and email.

@Colleen Ross I've had it done two different ways when it's an apartment complex or PM company. 1) Have the prospective tenant sign a form allowing for the release of information2) Have the prospective tenant send a form requesting they fill out information and send to the fax number or email listed which would come directly to me.