I’m using my phone so maybe I’ll have to try a laptop, though I don’t have one so it would be very inconvenient. 

And I take notes of the objections I get.But, you are right, I didnt read it to him over the phone.

I would expect to pay $40 to $60 an hour for phone conferences and $60 to $150 an hour for in person.

I receive about 2-3 inquiries on my property every other day but usually i never get a response when asking to speak via phone or email.

Broken window and storm doors, bugs in the fridge, piss and **** all over the bathroom.

For some type of clean up and repair of broken plumbing or similar when it is somewhat unknown what the scope of repair is, then by the hour.As far as invoicing, an accurate description of the repair and a separation of materials and labor costs would probably meet most people's expectations.

Some follow the lease with a phone call, others need a 3-day to get serious, while others need the eviction process to be started (court date/papers), and others will be evicted by the sheriff.

I am going to call a bunch of title companies via the phone book/research however I figured I would connect with my BP team to see who they use and like!

Just drove by the property today and one unit has a broken window and a mattress stored out back.

Sometimes, Realtors just don't have the time or ambition to pursue every lead that rings their phone or sends an email.