Unless you've got good cash flow and an opportunity to grow in appreciation on a property, I'd personally stay away.For a real life example of a HOA-gone-rogue, right now "theyoungretireeby33" on Instagram (I know, Instagram is for millennials, but it can be a great way to disseminate information about fellow investors quickly) is going through it right now with his HOA on one of his STR's during quarantine.

Check some of our jobs out on our Instagram page @Exoticoflooring (https://www.instagram.com/exot...).If you have any questions, please let me know,Sincerely,Lucas Ferro

Hi BP,Are Instagram and Facebook good places to invest marketing dollars for deals?

You can connect with me through my instagram @ljbognot or even meet at one of our next meetups!

Let me snap a picture of my $22 avocado toast and post it on instagram (and eat nothing else for the day as I have no money left).

Most of my millennial peers put more time into how their next Instagram post looks than how they'll be able to retire in 40 years or how much they save each month.  

If you're curious about how Boston and some Boston neighborhoods have compared to the stock market over the last 10 years, I was thinking the same thing last weekend and put this together and posted to instagram: #Boston #realestate vs #stock #market past 10 years #bosre #saturday #realtor #nerd #stuff A photo posted by Josh Dawson (@joshualdawson) on Oct 10, 2015 at 6:37am PDT

Post house pictures on Pinterest & Instagram.

I would never rely upon {Twitter, Facebook, Instagram} as IMO it's 99% hotair and bravado.Another choice is always to just plainly use google search for applicant's name, eg "Joe Doe"

Not only will I not take it down, Ill likely share it on FB and Instagram.