The way a lender worded everything in an email made me ask this question.

Write a strong-worded letter sent via email or mail and remind her that has violated the lease as it is and you can pursue eviction.

I live In the Central Valley (Tracy) but willing to travel to as far as the Bay Area for a consultation that can’t be done via email or phone. 

Tenant was a little "crazy" and really gave this first year landlord more headaches and emails...

Your phone has a way of sharing your contact information with anyone quickly and easily using a QR code and their phone camera, or you can send it via text, or email, or messenger, or a hundred different ways.There's a place for business cards but I find them antiquated and unnecessary for most people.

@Julio R Gonzalez there are certianly deals on those sites but it takes a massive amount of time and effort to look through them each day, not inlcuding the fact that you have to go through each one in order to see if its a deal or not. i personally prefer the MLS because i can enter my criteria and ill get emails everyday of properties that match

Glad to hear, I've already sent Daniel Miller with Brightway Insurance an email.

I had the post office require her signature on delivery and sent it to the address she emailed me telling me that’s where I should send it to.  

I took notes and created a PDF that I can email you if you dm me.

I have called and emailed daily for the last 2 weeks, to several reality firms and none have returned my calls or emails.