If you can't get a phone number, many times you can get a facebook, linkedin, etc page.

It's sort of a LinkedIn for real estate.

I happened upon this site while looking for good real estate investing groups in LinkedIn or yahoo groups.

My strategy has 3 prongs:1) Network at investment club meetings: there's no substitute for shaking hands & looking people in the eye.2) Social media marketing: upload all of your contacts to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+.

Hey Keith Blazek.Looking at your linkedin page, quite a coincidence that a "Marketing Intern at Equity Trust Company" decides to urinate on the idea of checkbook control.

Something I've been curious about in this age of social media: Would you be deemed to have an "existing relationship" with your Linked In connections.

After all, my picture and bio is on the company website linked in my signature for public viewing.

If at the end its foreclosure which is the current path, then so be it, but I am making sure I left every stone unturned and get to the final decision maker when its all said and done.Try to utlize Linkedin, twitter, regulatory agencies to gather contacts, file complaints, etc.

I plan to create a LinkedIn account and start making connections with many people in the real estate industry.What is the best route to get the house sold within 6 months?

I started the business in Orlando, and it still operates there, even though I live in SD.Found a site thru LinkedIn with links to potential lenders, http://realestatefinance.ning.com/Again, though, while each lender is going to tailor terms to each situation and, yes, having more of my own "skin in the game" makes it more interesting.