I spent many years speaking to other specialties on the phone or in person, great with numbers and spreadsheets, researching and documentation.To attain the knowledge and wisdom from other entrepreneurs would be awesome.

What about your cell phone company?

When we first discussed our move-out on the phone, we were told there "was no security deposit left" due to previous tenant's damages (we learned of damages we didn't know existed at this time).

-Google Voice: Get text and voice messages in your email and on your phone.

Usually, that's followed by me saying "Thanks, but I don't take unsolicited requests" and hanging up the phone.

I was told over the phone that I needed to know either: (A) Case number or (B) Name of the person being evicted.

Sure it's more than laminate, but one hot pan/pot on the laminate and you might be replacing it quick.I can't see the photos on my phone, but if you upgrade anything that will take abuse, and the HVAC, windows and roof are in good shape, you might be able to renovate in that $15k budget.

It's couple of phone calls in lieu of spending money for a phase I which may lead to a Phase II.

I relied on my phone and it died yesterday, and I was unable to find the place in Las Cruces.  

I'm not even allowed to put my phone number here.Sorry for the inconvenience.Eduardo