Communication in writing is probably a good thing at this point so that everyone is on the same page.

@Steve Watson there are still deals on SFH in the Treasure Valley, but virtually none once on MLS.

Hangouts Meet is for video meetings (up to 30 people) and Hangouts Chat is for text conversations and document sharing for enterprise teams.Fortunately for me, apart from the enterprise upgrades, I can pretty much do everything in Hangouts and I am not being forced to change anything in the foreseeable future since I am "grandfathered in" you might say.So, everything was going smoothly until I recently fired off 29 text messages in Hangouts on Android to some of my contacts that I had not communicated with in over 6 months and needed to catch up with.

@Aaron Jones one thing I've found useful is to use the Trulias crime map along with taking a virtual tour using google maps street view. using both will usually give you a great idea if its a area you would want to invest in. best of luck on your search!

I have found the buyers that provide financials, communicate well and on time, and do not have  a problem saying exactly what they want have  a high chance making to closing.The others that want to control everything, have little to no experience with a commercial transaction, and think they know it all tend to be flakes, unfocused, and a waste of time.If someone  wants to remain a mystery they can give me a 20,000 upfront non-refundable retainer for my time spent on them and if they actually close on something  if allowed in that state I would give a credit for the 20k.As a broker you just can't work with unstable buyers who will waste your time for nothing.

I will be directly with General Contractor and facilitate the communication among team members.

I'm considering a virtual assistant to handle tedious tasks but some of them have bank or tax information probably including SSN.

is texting a legal form of communication in georgia?

I'd put the mount up - you can get virtually indestructible ones for a great price at Monoprice - but skip the TV.

You may want to hire a virtual assistant.