Btw, I'm not promoting FB.If it's a flip into a hold, you'll need anywhere between 15-30% of the loan amount on your end. 

The memorandum does, however, need to contain standard disclosures, such as information about the management or promoters of a company raising money, the risks involved with investing and how exactly the company will use the money. 

It's all none sense to promote a sense of urgency. 

Our MLS syndicates with about every online site--sometimes I'll list a property, and within 10 seconds of the final 'enter' button hit, I'll get an email from Zillow.Social media, IMO is more for self-promotion rather than promoting a specific listing.Lastly, if the property is priced right, you won't have to worry about marketing it for long.

@Lyne Rio Yes, I've worked with a number of authors on book promotion over the years.

Plus I like the tangibility of something physical..I'm interested in learning how to structure deals (optimal legal entities, tax implications, risk mitigation), financing options, and have some familiarity with this on a high level (albeit in a corporate and and global context).

Hi @Tim LaBelle you don't have to an I agree there is not much tangible benefit to do it.

@Chris Power I was about to ask what made livingroomhq more tenant friendly but then I realized that you're just promoting your own business 🤦

Roofstock is an online marketplace and norada is a turnkey promoter.

5 years is a long term plan and a lot can change in that time, you could have a second child, a move, or even a significant job change or promotion.