I'd like to integrate this into my management process, preferably one that is QR code capable.

As for the hype you’ll find by the gurus on YouTube and other social media, even if they were able to conclude a couple of these deals (which is not certain, there’s a lot of lying out there), the fact that someone with 20 years of full time real estate experience can pull off 2 spectacular deals in a 20 year period is no way indicative of an inexperienced person being able to do the same in anything like a near term time frame . 

I have a VA that does our social media that I pay $3 and I have one that does lead gen that we pay $4 an hour and my property manager I pay $6 an hour.

You might also want to list it on Airbnb, Zillow, Apartments.com and local and regional social media pages targeting your guest avatar.Good luck!

I’m assuming that a lot depends on operational efficiency and integrity.

Regardless of social media showing you all the millions to be made - every new investor didn't start that way.

Wealth in real estate is built on appreciation over a long period of time (e.g many investors in Bay Area and LA) but on BP and social media, cash flow is constantly pushed in inexpensive locations which likely won't appreciate enough to make up for all the costs.

We are an integrated company providing investors with opportunities to Purchase, Hold, Renovate, Build, Develop, and Flip properties across all market cycles.

My vision involves a $200,000 duplex that not only offers a comfortable and affordable living space but also adheres to the principles of Pretty Good House, integrating the sustainable and efficient building practices advocated by Joe Lstiburek and Allison Bailes.Would love to hear more about your project and perhaps explore ways we can share insights.

But I am a devote ANTI Facebook person.My industry insists that I avoid social media and many of my peers have proven to me why.