Account Closed Facebook is capable of targeting 5 categories Demographics based on their facebook profile, Intrest targeting based on apps they used, pages they like, ads clicked on, and other sources..., Behavior targeting which is based off of offline data so they can target based on purchase behaviors, intent, etc..., and finally Connections/ Pixel targeting which can be page likes, website views, custom audiences, etc...

I love the content and valuable information presented on the BP podcasts as well as in the forums I have been reading since creating my BP profile.

Hence the magnificent question, can you change your profile picture on the app/mobile phone? 

If you haven't already, I would recommend doing the following: Read Brandon Turner's book on Rental Property Investing https://www.amazon.com/Book-Rental-Property-Investing-Passive-ebook/dp/B018UTI2DOListening to the BP Real Estate podcast https://www.biggerpockets.com/podcastListening to the BP money podcast https://www.biggerpockets.com/moneyshowAttend your local REIA meetings to networkStart analyzing deals to get practiceEngage more on the BP forumsAdd a profile pictureAll the best!

@Antonio Lulli First off I don't know who that is in your photo on your profile, hair color looks weird, anywho, Antonio and I were just having this conversation last week. 

Your profile doesn't say where you are from, but for those in the Baltimore area, @Anil Samuel is an agent that sends out newsworthy emails. 

Looking at your profile picture in a dress shirt and jacket, I would assume you are in your mid 20's.

(Referencing your profile pic).

Here are some specific action items:-build out your profile on BP, I want to see a picture of you, know what you do and what your goals are-be helpful on BP, start trying to answer/participate in posts where you have some value-start reaching out to people on BP specifically, with small, specific asks-go to a few networking events every month and plan on talking to many people...it takes 5 + bad conversations to find 1 good one-go to 2-3 conferences per year and be very purposeful there in your intentions, don't just go to sessions and stay quiet, be intereactiveI probably should have started with this, but what is your goal in connecting with these people?

@Sean Monahan You can still inspect your properties as normal - you'll just give your standard notice and communicate that to Airbnb guests.Loftium requires long-term tenants to hold renters insurance, and Airbnb provides $1M of damage protection and a separate $1M primary liability insurance for every booking.Most repairs don't get in the way of Airbnb hosting - i.e. if the stove is out, that can be communicated to guests - and as long as repairs are made on a timely basis, there's no penalty.We sign a standard 1-year lease for the first year, and can sign a longer lease after that if both sides are happy with the process.Feel free to check out my profile and the Loftium company profile on BiggerPockets for our website with more info.