You might want to check out the free neighborhood-based social networking site Nextdoor.com. 

you may find some value in the RAREBIRD group they have monthly meetings.. that are focused and not just a social meet up.. run by two sharp guys..

majority of the victims here ( and I call them that because that's what I believe they are ) are just learning of this.. and once they get with legal council I am fairly certain that they will instructed to stay off of social media.the Sad part is Morris is now throwing the ground partner under the bus..

Nigerian prince scam  anytime on ANY social media you make a request for a lender your going to run into these folks.here are some legit lenders stick to these. lendinghome.comLima oneVisiolendingoneAlso make sure they have an NMLS registration number.. that is the best way to know if they are legit.

Depends on how many social norms you're willing to break.

It’s a complete mindset shift.Wait too long, and the veterans who continue to follow their tried and true methods because “that’s the way we’ve always done it” will fall behind those that are getting 10x returns on their money from capitalizing on this social media movement by using tools such as Facebook Ads 99% of investors don’t want to touch.

Hey everyone, Do you use social media to post vacant units? 

As for Washington state,  They are more socially responsible than Alabama. 

@Ryan Stahr I used Southern Heritage Bank and the rate was just under 5% however this wasnt in last month and rates are climbing.  

Website, social media, craigslist ads, phone scripts for buyers and sellers, buyer and seller questionnaires, and started to sign up for re meetings.