The first thing they do is obsess over chasing leads.Without credibility, you will have a really hard time getting leads.Dress well, speak proper English, know your s&)t, have a website, that has a web presence, have a youtube channel where you educate your ideal audience, have an Instagram where you show your accomplishments, have a Facebook page with a ton of engagement, have a decent car, put a car magnet on it with your logo if you have to.

The StoryI was on Instagram and saw an Ad of this Swedish guy, Anton Wormann, https://www.businessinsider.com/moving-to-japan-abandoned-ho... who lives in Japan and has been taking old abandon homes (Akiyas) in Japan, renovating them, and turning them into Airbnb.

All these folks these days bragging on their Instagram and Facebook showing their nice houses their latest car constantly posting their vacations etc etc..

You find me a deal, a contractor to fix it up, a lender to fund 100% of the project, and a free project manager, and I will give your company a #hashtag for my 6 Instagram followers.

Now, he's talking about being on TikTok and Instagram and Snapchat and YouTube and LinkedIn, but the concept is similar to what you're saying. 

I tried signing up for his 50/50 partnership that he posts on his Instagram.

She posted a story on Instagram, and one of the Real Estate Agents that we met at our own Meet-up event reached out and sent us this property info.

If you haven't heard of WIIRE (women invest in real estate), it's a mostly-online community created by @ameliajorei and @grace.investing (instagram handles).

Very inexperienced sponsors who are great at YouTube, TikTok and Instagram - but most of those people if asked to run a sensitivity analysis on the impact of interest rates, increased vacancy or increased expenses would look at you like you had six heads and would not even know where to start.

It might help you out to look him up on Instagram.