I have found more people through Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn then I can tell you.My favorite example is where I located the owner of an abandoned home on Facebook.

When they do this, they publish a feed of all the payments you've received (it's like twitter for payments.. silly). 

You Tube,Twitter, MTV, Instagram, Paris Hilton,Kim Kardashian, Gangsta Rappers, Robin Leach...Think about the worst parts of all of those, think about the superfluous nature that they all promote.

But I have also had success reaching potential buyers by using Twitter, Oovoo , and LinkedIn.

I would check facebook/twitter, ect, to see if there has been any activity.

He puts houses on twitter and rent it for parties when there is a major event in the house.

I recently learned, for instance, that the lieutenant governor in CA, who normally had nothing to do, has almost zero tweets to their twitter account - but - they have the ready ear of the governor. 

I laughed when AOC said on her twitter why can't we give bailouts for student loans when we just "spent" $1.5T, never mind it isn't really spending at all.

Good warning - there is a lot of variability out there with hard money lenders (and by that I mean that a lot of scammers/bad apples out there), quick perusal of their website shows no google reviews and their social buttons (facebook, twitter) were dead links - IMO in this day and age you should never go with a lender that doesn't have a rock solid reputation and track record that can be confirmed with a 5-minute google search and perusal

If you have a corporation or llc over 2yrs old, high levels of unsecured lines of credit can be obtained with a strong Dun and Bradstreet Paydex Score, Credit Profile and a "low 5" business bank rating.Here is what you do:1) Establish a strong internet presence for your company by listing it on at least 15 sites-- Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Scoop It, Bing, Manta, 411, Google+, Google Places, etc.2) In addition to your business checking account, open an expense and savings account in the same bank.