Given the SEC rules, I see some real estate course gurus who seem basically to pursue private money as follows: 1) You contacted us about our course (perhaps through one of thier spams, facebook or LinkedIn postings. 2) Therefore, we "know" you (and did not get you directly through the now-illegal advertising such as newspaper ads).

It was too good I felt at the time.I checked the company on linkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/quick-link-capita...I checked the website - http://quicklinkcapital.com/They sent me some application forms to fill, and I did that.

I'm on facebook, linkedin and Twitter, but these are ONLY for business connections.

@Brian Connelly right on man, I'll find you on linkedin.

On the other hand, I cannot promise that this property will be available in the next couple of weeks but I will try my best to assist you through the duration of its availability.After I met with the seller, I did some research on him and found his LinkedIn page.  

If you feel you must bloviate about yourself or otherwise advertise, there are many web sites that are happy to accommodate: LinkedIn, Craigslist, Facebook, and even the BP Marketplace.No thanks. 

Even a twitter, Linkedin or facebook field would be really cool.

Thanks for the well-wishes...I am studying the topic you posted on some tonight and plan to ask my LinkedIn network about it some too to see if I can get you some better information.

Adwords, Bing Ads, Facebook, & LinkedIn.  

We naturally started with our personal circle of family and friends who have witnessed our journey from the beginning, we have also begun posting blogs on LinkedIn and our website, we've created a CRM database of all the potential investors we have met in our network, and are soon releasing our first recurring email newsletter for our subscribers.The frustrating part of all this is that it feels like I'm pushing a rock up a hill that just won't make any progress.