If you have the time, checkout my content on socials (just Google ClosedByMo) as I make a lot of content for new investors in NYC.

The area where I dont have detailed time logs is prospecting / relationship building for my real estate business which is 100% SOI, Social media posts/stories, attending social events, networking events, friend/family events, etc.Side note...we have no kids so time to do both jobs is abundantly available.

Tons of great tips on how to grow your investor side of social media and keep your posts relevant.

Back then, it was just me, I juggled a kaleidoscope of tasks: managing social media for an investor, scheduling appointments for a life coach, and writing website copy for a realtor.

Is he running a very established business, lots of web presence, social media, referrals through “next door” type boards, to go after in small claims court.

You cant not garnish social service income.

Network with local investors through local groups, attending events, and social media platforms.

I very seldom seek broker lender's loan programs as I know there are many "wanna be" lenders out in social media, so I go to other reliable websites, I look for reviews and if I don't find any reviews then I just move on.

It's also important to ensure your property is presented well with professional photographs and possibly a virtual tour.Additionally, expanding your marketing to social media, real estate forums, and local community boards could help increase visibility.

You see people talk about multi family bc it's the hot cool thing on social media(in my opinion) you can get great deals on single-family.