You need to make the user to want to click or scroll to see the next photo, even if they ultimately don’t book.

@Marcus Jackson check out the "communities" tab and scroll down to events and find your area.  

Scroll down and click on "Next."5.

You may want to check it out at www.larryweingarten.com/store; scroll down to the Tax Deed Deals video, and have a blast!

Should they just say to you "Go after the bank president, he is the one who did wrong here, we are going to go watch Jeopardy, let us know how it goes"DISCLAIMER: No legal advice given, it is just the mindless ramblings of some dolt on the internet, I am also unfamiliar with your local laws, any advice given was just a personal suggestion.

It is probably because every time I read these kinds of articles, I roll my eyes and scroll down to the comments so I can read the replies because the article never tells the whole story and I just wanted to participate :).

On our website s2amodular.com our addresses are listed on the bottom of you scroll down.  

It can really be a toss-up which works better depending on the situation and ebbs and flows of the Facebook algorithm.Make sure to put a lot of thought into your offer - think about it objectively like your customer, ask friends who aren't in real estate, etc:  If you saw this on your phone, would you stop scrolling? 

@Joshua Dorkin There might be a bug with the scroll in chrome browser when there are many responses.

For instance If I was reading a hot topic and know I was up to page 4, I can scroll all the way down the first page and click 4 or click through 4 pages at the top.I would like to see the 1:2:3:4:5:6 on the top of the post as well, so I can just click it there and be done.NOTE: I am using Firefox 48.0.2 not sure if the experience is different in another browser, but just my thoughts.Thank you for your consideration and all the work you do.