I don't want them calling me 2-3-5 years later and trying to get me to sign releases...that's just killing brain cells for me...better to get it done the right way anyway.   

I have cards that have my name, email and phone number.

Feel free to reach me via cell, text, email, etc. if you have any real estate-related or ATL market-specific questions (contact info listed in my bio). 

I made about 50 phone calls overall.  

Happy to discuss over the phone a bit more if you would like.

But you did notice a bug that was 100% our fault in that the cancellation link doesn't work on mobile devices... that's an oversight on our end because we didn't expect people to be setting up and editing their sites or their account on their cell phones... mainly on desktop... but as soon as you alerted us to that we fixed it. 

As part of takeover on a new asset, I follow a checklist and work with the third party management company to make sure all the various items are being handled such as:Setup bank accounts, order checksGet all the utility accounts transferredAlert vendors of new ownershipCommunication to tenantsOrder new signageSetup property websiteGet phones and internet setupOrder marketing materialsAny many, many other itemsWe took the asset over at 93% occupancy.The day after closing, increased rents $20 to $30 on all floor plans for new leases and lease renewals.As of 4/22/16, we are 97% pre-leased with the new rents in place.

They are available through the podcast app on your phone or through YouTube.

From that very phone call, we stayed in communication and I provided as much information on REI that I could based on my experience, and a few months later she purchased this house.

From that very phone call, we upkept communication as I educated her on REI and a few months later she purchased this house to fix and flip as an investment.