But seriously, any commercial owner who comes to you looking for a fire sale, gimme a ring.

@cole @Cole BlackHi Cole - you can always set up a magic jack or even the app - ring central - they can set up phone numbers for you with voicemail. 

I will be making connections with all of you and giving you a ring.

It is only a matter of time before they start really cracking down on both RVMs and SMS marketing.Check out these articles:FCC Rules & Regulations on Text Messaging: Understanding TCPADon’t Break the Law: How to Be TCPA and CTIA Compliant for Text Message MarketingTCPA Message Guidelines for Text Marketing in USARingless voice messages subject to TCPA litigationFirst Ringless Voicemail Message TCPA Decision Sides With PlaintiffDoesn’t matter if you didn’t put a ring on it: ringless voicemails are “calls” under the TCPAThis is from another investor I know:  We operate under a pseudo name when RVM leads come in.

Just keep ringing them some people doesnt have the time to get back to you, some just chose to ignore and if you keep calling them they'll surely get back to you or answer your call when you call back. 

@Dan Tran always throw an offer in the ring even if it's below asking.

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I have a campaign starting soon & dont want my phone ringing w/tire kickers.

If you're a person who won't answer the phone when it rings, won't return phone calls, makes ridiculous offers, or can't speak with any amount of intelligence, then the answer is going to be no.

Cincinnati in first ring suburbs, but definitely more C-ish neighborhoods, smaller (sub 20 units), the marketed cap rates typically in the 6.50% to 8.00%.