I can round up all currently due, unpaid property tax records, phones, emails, enrichment data, lis pendens, deceased spouse (non-probate, inheritance data)   absentee owner, and a couple more lead types. 

Originally posted by @Armando Gomez:@Scott Trench I already called BOA and they did give me a Forbearance on my property .Glad they did this for you if you need it, but don't expect your long phone call to be the end of it.I was a day late once (auto-pay is difficult to get with BOA) and received paperwork from them for a week straight.Forbearance will have more hassles and headaches than a 2 hr call and the interest still builds. 

I work a regular w2 job and can not have phone access for 12hrs a day.

@Kavita B. probably not, in fact it might even be a required item by their lender, the good news is that they are less likely to ask for things unless they are truly broken. 

Purple hair dye on the carpet, holes in walls, broken doors and light fixtures, appliances had to be replaced, etc.

So, if we have not had a chance to meet or chat before, let's connect (message, phone call, zoom coffee). 

I will sit on my laptop with google docs sheets and redfin app on my phone, pick properties and analyze numbers.

In many markets there are brokers that will do limited rep listings  IE just put it on MLS with your phone number as the contact. and charge like 500.00 bucks.. while I think that is risking your license and I would not personally do it..

Where you insert 100 cell phone numbers into a text message.

To my understanding, the following are NOT deductible under Schedule E income (please correct me if I'm wrong):Business MealsHome Office Deduction (% of mortgage, utilities, etc)Miles driven looking for new properties or meeting agents/clientsCell phone expensesTravel expenses to/from business tripsBank feesCan someone chime in on this topic?