They have a unified messaging service which includes a toll free number forwarded to any phone, you can control the schedule and if you want the caller to announce themselves before you accept the call.They also have the efax function where electronic files can be faxed, plus your email messages can be "read" to you over the phone.

I live in a small town between Conway and Georgetown, SC.

I thought that college kids at the university in my town would possibly pay a premium to live in a "smart" building or a green-rehabbed building.

I used to do just mutual funds particularly REITs, but then I thought it'd be more fun to do the real thing as I'd have more control.

The town I'm in has a lot of older (maybe 1900-1920s) homes in desirable areas and also a lot of homes built from 1949 on.It's an area that I'm interested in, but I've read one book by Robert Irwin and skimmed through another at Barnes and Noble and he mentions in numerous places not to buy houses over 10 years old, but especially not older than 25 years old.

I looked at the property tax information online and found that the ownership is under a trust that is out of town.

I keep the AC breakers pulled-out on all my rehabs so to control things like this.Good luck!

Hey Kim, I am in the market for the same type of house/townhosue but curious what town has a market for winter rentals and summer rentals also?

For instance, I live in a college town where its easy to rent to students and property has been rising at 5% even with the downturn in the market.

They don't run around town posting bandit signs.