Did you pay for an attorney or did you pay for an online service? 

@Zocky Zhang You need to have a Philly tax ID which you can get online - he probably already did that when you got a rental license.

With COVID, some buyers and investors definitely dropped out of their search, but sellers also hit pause, and the number of homes coming online isn't the volume you would expect in a Spring market.

The rest of it you can now continue to mail to, if you like, knowing that you have just shaved 10% of the cost of your mailers.Now with that said, if you are not well represented online, then you are wasting a significant chunk of your direct mail budget. 

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

We’ve gone online and found the person who’s name it is in, but one of the numbers associated with her is always busy, and the other one we’ve left two messages at (1 week apart) with no response.

@James Wachob recently published a very informative video identifying online tools to evaluate investment properties.

I know there are several that are happening in person now that restrictions are loosening up, but I'm having a hard time finding some that are still online.

Also easier to climb the SEO ranks if going for online marketing.

Then check out other online guides available here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/guides 3.