Joe, dude, that is a struggle.Many people offer facebook ads, but I honestly have not met anyone to do it how it should be done.So let me try to help at least vet potential companies offering FB ads.The structure of a Facebook ad is as follows.You have the ad Angle (or copy), which is the text of the ad, you have the creative, which is the media (pictures gis videos), and you have the audience, which is the kind of people the ad will be shown to.So here is one Ad SET:You can see my angle (which is an ad copy I wrote which I called "$360K", you can see I have 5 creatives (pictures in this case, picture 1, picture 25, picture 50, picture 53 and picture 59) and I have an audience that is blurred as this is a trade secret.Clicking on this ad SET you will see the actual ad, where you can see all the pictures associated with that specific ad set.Imagine you have 30 audiences, 5 creatives and 3 angles.What Facebook does is :Takes Ange 1 + Creative 1 + Audience 1 and launches it.

If you want to build a tool to help you identify opportunity faster, you have to basically take those manual underwriting skills and codify them somehow.My program's approach is basically my manual approach, it just doesn't have any photos/videos to work with.

I'm talking about a thorough analysis to include economic trends, population trends, crime, rents -- the whole gamut of relevant data for a particular market.

Not totally related but I remember coming across this video and found it for your enjoyment.https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

There isn't much information / YouTube videos on new construction duplex developments.

Landlord- and tenant-friendly classifications are really relevant to how you landlord.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

What a property rent for recently has no relevance to a potential renter.