I commented on this in a LinkedIn discussion, too.

We all need to spread the word, use the internet, use Facebook, LinkedIn, and all other social media to spread the word.I feel that if we can get 100,000 people who are currently banking with BofA to see the light and stop by switching to a local community bank or regional bank, we can put a large dent into BofA.

It gets both parties exposure and they can be shared on facebook, Linkedin, etc.Nicely done Jon and thanks for the idea.

Though I don't imagine I will work to sell much, I'm just leaving too much money on the table on the buyers side not to.As for self promotion I have done a few FB and Linkedin posts but not too much of that probably due to the fact there was not much of a need.

It's important to have the necessary presence on the main channels like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, maybe even Instagram.

According to the property manager's linkedin profile, he is a certified property manager with the national association of realtors and a certified residential special with the national association of realtors.

Jason Dillard said he's doing SF as a mater of course of doing business (better have a read of CFPB's view on this) but didn't say he was SFing MHs in parks.This agrees with my last 1 yrs reading of BP's MH forum and a few linkedin groups.  

There are lots of sites online - I'd usually start with stuff like Facebook and LinkedIn (free), then move to sites like Zaba, PIPL, Whitepages, Spokeo, BeenVerified (all of which you can access from the  Owner Search dropdown in PR).

You can look me up on LinkedIn if you would like as this would give you a better idea of my background as well.  

Word of mouth, LinkedIn profile testimonials, online review sites, BBB, etc. are all great ways to review your potential inspector's reputation.