Just to name a few.. you could do direct mail, craigslist, driving for dollars, social media, SEO, bandit signs.

The key is knowing if a national or regional tenant would want to go in there.Larger spaces I have seen entertainment complexes, workout facilities, churches, indoor trampolines, outlet stores, etc.Additionally you can take a large space and cut it up to lease to multiple tenants at higher rates per sq ft.   

It's the best social media connected CRM that I have found, if you are into that type of thing.Current property management app that I use is called RentecDirect.There are so many other apps that I can list, but, these are just a few that help my business work and make my life alot easier.

Is this legal to make a decision based on what is found on social media about applicant? 

Please take the time to send a message or forward or share on social media - this is also posted on the MAREI Facebook Page.

I currently invest in the stock market but am looking for an outlet where I can really put my investments to work for me, creating a real estate business seems to be a good fit.

A generation of “digital natives” (those who have grown up with technology and social media), Millennials are diverse, as well as the most educated generation up to this point.

I just hate to be one that sits back and does nothing like many others that I know which go on to social media boards and vent about the issues. 

Martin ,,the other thing is folks that get scammed are usually quite reluctant to post about it.. one they don't want to be embarressed that they sent 500.00 to that nice person on BP who promised them a private money loan at 5% interest for 30 years with nothing down and no real credit.. this is RAMPANT on all social media from BP to Linkdin to Facebook.

Take it for what it's worth.http://thslawfirm.com/media/documents/1d31182412.pdfSURRENDER v.