An example I am aspiring to is a social media "persona" developed by Matt Piche (aka Fruitful Invesor) from Waterloo who had build quite a business partering up with people.

Politicians and media seem to blame vacation rentals, but my math points to illegal immigrants.There are approximately 43 million rentals in America.

One of the major issues with this type of framing was that it allowed fire to spread through the levels much faster due to the open wall cavities.

, online investment groups/investing websites, and social media groups.

One thing that has worked well for me is spreading my budget over a 5+ touch campaign where I send mail to the same list multiple times to stay top of mind and create some familiarity.

Fees (including points) are obvious, but lenders also can (and usually do) bump the rate a wee bit to make a "yield-spread premium" or "back-points" on the deal to further increase their profit. 

Here are some insights on the Pros and Cons:Pros:Diversification: Spreading investments across different markets can help mitigate risk.

@Adam M.Typically a new entity is formed to own it and that entity is owned by the two gpsIn this day someone who invests in a syndication and is passive will say they own 1,000 doors because they want to sound bigger than they are.Anyone can say whatever they want one social media and people will believe itSaw a post from a guru saying they own several thousand homes - I can pretty much guarantee you they do not.

@David Caddy wholesaling is not as easy as people make it seem on social media.

I would be lending their money and paying myself a loan origination fee and perhaps a spread on the interest the real estate investor is paying and what the lender is receiving on the back end.