You could always choose not to renew their lease when it's up but if they've always paid and they haven't been much trouble otherwise then they might be better then whichever tenants you'd get next.Best,Paul

@Matt MulvihillYes, that's certainly part of the reason laws were originally enacted around ATDS's and calling/texting cell phones.

If you want to call me, my cell phone is posted.

Cell phone has been disconnected and no one answered at the apartment, so we left a pay or quit notice.

Look into water meters with wifi that track right to your cell phone.

Upon a sale, state law requires the assessor to increase the assessed value, or fair market value (whichever is used to calculate your RE tax obligation) to 100% of the recorded purchase price.

So we got 10 months rent/year.Back in the '90's she begged her daughter to get her a cell phone 'for the guilt trip safety concerns' & insisted that she would pay for it.

She said that she would deposit the rent next day (8/18/16).However, she didn't deposit the money.I tried to contact with her again, her cell phone would not take any voice mail.I found her emergency contact person, she said she will try to reach my tenant and ask her to call me back.

Currently I utilize texting and when necessary personally call individual tenants who don't have cell phones when I need to notify an entire building of common information.

@Jared MontBlanc call your city or county (whichever you're in) and see what the property is zoned for.