People need to hear tales like this so they keep their guard up. 

Please don't message through Airbnb as owners find it annoying as they get hit up by cleaners, instagramers and property management companies all the time this way and many of us mark it as spam which could kill your Airbnb account. 

I preface this with, I am not an Instagram or TikTok person.

Instagram especially is becoming a major marketing tool! 

Look for groups, instagram pages and so on of people who appreciate vintage properties and post content about your properties there.

If and when they sell, they have to move somewhere (about 72%, the rest rents, goes into assisted living or moves in with family), so inventory-wise wise it's for the most part a wash.The only way you can see the supply/demand situation change is if a market (the US or a metro area) loses a significant percentage of the population (like a pandemic or nuclear incident) or we catch up building 3-5 million homes (surplus of normal), with tales the better part of a decade if we can even find the labor.

Right after the closing, he added to his Instagram and LinkedIn bio that he was "Your Number 1 Short Sale Agent in the Area."

So I'm sure most of us have an instagram (or FB) account and have come across coaches like Thach Nguyen and Jake Leicht showing how they used real estate methods (flipping, brrrrr, etc) to make loads of money and promising to show you all their tricks if you just pay them $5000+ for their content. 

It’s on Instagram as @sjreig .

If you aren't following him on Instagram and YouTube, you are missing out on content that could change how you invest and live (I have a DADU at my house, over my detached garage, that my daughter lived in for two years).4.