Another example is an elderly tenant in one of my units who lives on a fixed income, social security.

I want to see if there is an opportunity for use work together through a JV or for me to assist in growing your business through social media.  

For example if I wanted to run an ad looking for potential sellers would I run into any legal trouble without a license? I've heard, in Florida at least, you need a license to wholesale. 

I think most people would agree that poverty is very much a pressing social problem in the USA.I remember in health class in NY back in the 90s, I had to learn how to feel around for testicular cancer on a nasty little silicone model, and yet no teacher in any class spent even a minute to explain how to put together a monthly spending budget.43 million Americans live below the federal poverty line and 9,310 American men were diagnosed with testicular cancer last year.

I have not been able to raise rent at all because they have a moratorium in place, and now more even so with all the cuts to social programs.Now I am getting hit with more real estate taxes.

@Mian Rizwan1) I would refrain from advertising on social media how much $$ you have to invest!

This trip has been very productive because for being here only a few days, I was able to see which part of town to possibly invest in and to stay away from.I was hoping to meet and personally shake hands with James Wise and Tom Ott, since I follow them on social media like YouTube, but I think these guys are busy--which is a good thing for their business.

Ive been to seminars, groups, and social connecting parties.

I certainly have different approaches for different social media and online communities.

So if your plan has a high probability of success all the way out to age 100, then the probability only increases if you only live to 85 or 90.Also, with younger clients, I tell them to plan as if Social Security will not be there for them at all (note: I do believe it will be around for a long time, though it will likely look different 30 years from now than it does today, which may mean decreased benefits versus what you could expect if you retired tomorrow), and build a successful plan that way.