I will be posting photos on my progress on Instagram and would appreciate answers to any questions I may have here and there as the time comes.

Post listings or sold property pictures on Pinterest & Instagram.  

What I personally do is not only screen then using standard methods, but look at their online presence, Facebook,Instagram, ect...If they talk like a gangster, look like a gangster, walk like a gangster, then they must be and you don't want them in your house.

Facebook, twitter, Instagram, etc... folks are using this more than ever!

To me, these anecdotes are more than just isolated tales of misery and woe - they illustrate patterns of behavior, influence, persuasion, rationalization and more across all of the REI market, and that's just fully fascinating.

From real life cautionary tales that I have heard, the two biggies are:-  Be skeptical of the one-year tenant warranty, that just means the turnkey provider is making a abnormally large profit who uses gimmick marketing to secure investors; and:Make sure the property has been rehabbed to turnkey quality that will maximize your cash flow (roof and HVAC updated, ceramic tile it kitchen and bath, vinyl plank hardwood in high traffics areas, durable carpet installed in bedrooms, external fences and buildings addressed during the rehab, supply hoses replaced under the sinks, etc) otherwise your cash flow will go to maintenance.Are you happy to give them an "abnormally large profit"?

The question I have is should I have my Facebook, twitter, Instagram and pintrest in my personal name or my business name?  

Normally the company I work for fixes and flips them, but in attempts to off-load them quickly, I wanted to see if we could just sell them as is to another rehab company...I post them on Facebook, Instagram, Connected Investors.

Each house is a project in itself and has it's own opportunities and potentials cant give broad quotes or tale a cookie cutter approach.

Don't even get me started on Instagram.