(Keyword research, competitor research, surveys, speaking to prospects on how they heard)If your research proves that there is demand, I would recommend you  to either hire a good agency who has proven track record in your industry or  hiring a fulltime  employee with relevant seo skills who can manage this.SEO/Paid ads with consultants or agency would be challenging as the results depends on various things such as your website, market, content, offer etc.

The leverage you can access is typically contingent on the credit score, experience, loan amount, ARV, purchase price and property location

The $10k was put onto a credit card so in essence they spent $10K in asset protection fees to create a liability.

What a good app to keep track of leases with tenants and collected rent money each month and automatically apply late fees if they don't pay on time?  

1 - There are no sitelink extensions, which could give your ad more "visibility real estate" and better reflect your business.2 - There’s no phone extension, allowing visitors to tap and call you directly (which, of course, will be tracked in the Google dashboard).3 - There’s no Call to Action.

The seller keeps that $5k no matter what, and it's not credited back at the time of sale.

Quote from @Ryan Rabbitt: Thoughts on why to stop 401k:- no match benefit- returns are very low avg. annual ~5.5% last 3 years net of fees- can only borrow up to 50k from 401k - limited access to capital until retirement age Thoughts on why it could be good to invest in ETFs or general securities example instead(SPY) :- higher returns 9% avg annual last 3 years net of fees - access to capital - securities backed line of credit (could be used as another form of liquidity to continue purchasing real estate) - long-term mitigated tax liability - if you never sell the underlying securities and instead use the line of credit as a form of liquidity to purchase assetsIt seems like this could be a long-term strategy with limited tax liability. 

Over the past few years, my wife and I have worked hard to improve our financial health—we’ve raised our credit scores above 800, paid off all debt except for our mortgage and student loans, and saved a fair amount.

What could I expect to have as current average loan interest rate and points/fees if I am a new accredited investor with excellent credit?

I credit the platform's amazing hard work figuring out the new requirements and walking us users through the process;  a website, EIN/LLC, registering for 2 levels of sender ligitamit sender;   something called shake/stir (???)