The attorney and accountant are important as they can help you set up your cozy.co (notice that isn't .com...that goes to something different) as it's simple to use, handles the background checks for us, makes it simple to collect rent and is easily linked to other social media sites so we can get the word out that we have a rental available.

We love cozy.co (notice that isn't .com...that goes to something different) as it's simple to use, handles the background checks for us, makes it simple to collect rent and is easily linked to other social media sites so we can get the word out that we have a rental available.

For example, did you establish your bring mainly website, social media presence, order business cards, virtual phone numbers etc or did you just jump out there? 

I've read the system may be considered an improvement on the land, thus maybe deductible over 27.5 years.Can any of these strategies be integrated?

Anyways for marketing, some good ways to go about it is to place ads on Craigslist, create landing pages to drive traffic to your website, market on social media, and put up signs in your target areas.

Our spaces have leased up quickly and easily via word-of-mouth/social media/networking to date, but they’ve also been smaller, less expensive, rehabbed spaces and very comparable to everything else on our few block long stretch of commercial storefronts.

Unconventional media?

Besides that, social media is the best marketing tool!

I am trying to put my mindset in a stance of "how can i make this work" instead of "this won't work, insert limiting belief"I'm the typical newbie investor, spent most my money trying to create a social media following.

Are we talking box gutters, integrated construction?