There's a lot of toxic animosity floating around this thread and I'm trying to be the voice of reason.

I already have a rockstar agent, but always looking to learn from additional voices.

We can talk all we want about differences in A/B/C class properties and that most people are good human beings and just looking to find their next home, but even if there's a 1 in 1000 chance of running into a serial killer with a nice voice on the phone why would any owner/Realtor/agent/PM take that chance? 

The next study below from Cambridge associates looked at 942 funds from 1986-2016 data and showed around 3.9% outperformance of equity REITs over private real estate with median leverage between 54%-60% so not as high as individual house flippers but still with significant leverage:There are many other studies in US and also by EPRA out of Europe in developed countries as well as many academic studies, https://www.nareitphotolibrary.com/m/750b587aba063147/origin...and they mostly all agree that on the whole, on average, for the Average investor, that private Real Estate investing is statistically worse than stock market in US by about 2% and worse than buying equity REITs by around 4%, over last 20/30/50 years. 

Most leases need to be local to the state you're operating in, so double check the lease you have works in your state. 5) Set up a google voice account (vanity phone number) and email account so that tenants can call/text you not using your own cell phone number and email.

Anyway, it sends them a text message when they call the number with a voice over giving them a CTA, call to action.

I'm trying to get some more voices in my story.

I am a voice over IP engineer and probably will still be one till either they let me go or retire. 

Also happy to hear the @David Greene will be a permanent voice on the podcast and I can continue to look forward to his savvy metaphors. 

@James Wilcox @Robert Collins Account ClosedIt seems that Clayton Morris is willing to do anything he can to suppress the voices of those investors who claim to have lost money investing with his company Morris Invest....Clayton Morris is now suing me.More information can be found in this thread Clayton Morris is suing James Wise