Social Media Is the best answer take Skylar advice and interviews all of other agents, title companies, management companies, investors, mortgage brokers etc.

I've taken small steps to diversify what I do, including creating a social media presence to begin sharing some of my videography and drone skills.Currently, I fixed up a single family home which is on the market and I have a duplex that's been a great investment. 

I'm here to make sure you have an amazing experience, and if for any reason we don't live up to your expectations, I want to know about it.Cheers.Dan (from adwords nerds)This guy and his company has absolutely no integrity.

We own a vertically integrated real estate firm with 80 employees and will surpass 200 million in assets under management by the end of this year.If you want to do what I do absolutely start small and use your own money before taking others' capital. 

Most brokerages actually lose money but use vertical integration with mortgage and title to make a profit.

Social media will be a good resource as well to put information out about you being a new agent.

Also, feel free to ask to do a background checkThere is a lot of trust that needs to take place and no way to be 100% guaranteed they are going to act with integrity if something goes wrong.

Post on your social media accounts, go into other Facebook groups and post, bigger pockets, craigslist etc etc etc....Always be Marketing and Networking! 

There shouldn't be that many using the service if you pre-screen well -- I rent to the first tenant that fits my criteria, so I don't have a ton of fall-through.I do also think that checking their social media profiles and check their references as part of the application process is a good idea, as well.

You might be able to drive some small amount of organic traffic using social media but it's very little and not worth it.