3) Donate 1% of our revenue to local community development or social causes We feel it is our duty as real estate investors, landlords, entrepreneurs to help make the communities we operate in better places to live for everyone.

I gained a little bit of social confidence, probably after about 8 months to a year (this was never a fast process, nor was it ever deliberate). 

I joined social media groups and watched what they discussed, I found sites like this and got involved in the discussions and then just keep going.

Voice your concerns on their social media/web forums.  

There would be common kitchen/eating area, a couple full size bathrooms, and a larger social space, These are examples of creative value adds but not ones appropriate for you. 

Mailers, billboards, social media, referrals , door knocking, sheriff sales etc. 

I’m constantly second guessing my own pursuit: fears of failing health as I age and deal with injuries, the pressures of supporting a family of five, the nearing reality that I’ll need to change a career I’ve made progress in for over a quarter century, and even the social pressure to remain who you are.

If you have MLS or some other Social Media like Zillow or Realtor, Inc. that displays anything that has been For Sale for an extended period of time. 

I have learned several invaluable skills like marketing, sales, and the power of social media by being involved, but I'm not sure it's worth my time, especially still working full time with a toddler and plans for #2 soon.

Not only do I expect that taxes will be higher in the future (our politicians love to spend money we don't have, social security is going broke, and all kinds of other financial ugliness is on the horizon), but I also expect my income to continue to rise through most of my life.