I would suggest you follow a couple people on social media for a few months.

If you dont have 10 to 20% cash that you have saved frankly you have no business trying to borrow money and do a flip your way to high of a risk.Does 100% happen sure it does alot but for very experienced long term clients of certain lenders it simply is not real on the internet face book social media or anyone sending you a blind e mail or PM on bp.

We are active on social media and we reach out to independent landlords, leave business cards on vacant properties, and reach out to local real estate agents.

I love being a business owner, and I feel like building businesses and creating job opportunities through that is my true calling (I’m very passionate about social entrepreneurship).

Hey everyone, this is my first time posting in the community, so apologies in advanced if I violate any social norms here.As I understand, selling a personal property allows for no capital gains taxes to be paid on the first 250k profit from the sale.

You can do this by making phone calls, driving for dollars door knocking or just networking with coworkers and your social media friends.Bottom line, until you accept responsibility for your situation and take action to change it, nothing will get better.

The reality for me is that I have little capital to start and it hasn't helped watching a million gurus on social media talk about the "ease" of utilizing OPMs.

Rates increasing is also a test-- to optimize operations, add true value (and I mean AUTHENTIC value to local economies and communities none of this rubbish you see on social media) and to give an opportunity to investors who know what they're doing.

Other than a post or two on social media I haven't done anything else for lead generation and to build a client base.

The good news is that you won't need to pay social security + medicare taxes ;) but you also do not get to deduct it from any earned (W2) income.