Your first and last name, email address and phone number2.)

In fact the rules even go so far as to say that not only do the name and phone number of the local brokerage where I hang my license have to go on the marketing…the font in which I put their info has to be as large or larger than the font I use for my own name.

Later that day I received an email from Agent B asking if we could talk on the phone.

I kept calling every couple weeks but never was able to get the same person on the phone more than once.

DM your email and phone number and I’ll send our properties for SA. 

Phone and email are on my profile.

They offer phone answering services as well.

So you may want to take that into consideration when you're deciding on a platform (one that offers different forms of support; email, phone, chat, 7-days a week).Aside from providing the basics, some services also offer your tenants additional capabilities which makes it an easier sell on your end when getting them to transition over (ie. their ability to report on-time rent payments to the credit bureaus; this can create an added incentive for making sure they pay that rent on time).

If seller has ANYTHING to say you whip up your phone, make sure questionable pictures are not shown and you go to home depot .com and you type in "Appliances".

Long story short, I put in a claim with the state and they settled with me after many phone calls for a dollar amount and did considerable work to the new road (new grading, storm drains, & cleaning the outlet a block down) and my property (retaining wall, moved my driveway, etc.) to help remedy the situation.