Many people think Facebook and LinkedIn when they hear social media, but for Flat Fee Brokers Google Places and Yahoo Local are the places to look.

Te ticket will look good on LinkedIn :)I never really was a fan of sitting down and having to memorize things of no interest.

If one has to have a back end I've not found anything reasonably priced that competes with freedomsoft and those $97/mo and $500/$1k setup fee type sites.I think there's still room for another RE/REI website service that has a flat one time fee and cheap hosting for someone to create an easy to update, hooks into FB, twitter, Linkedin by just editing a few files and has a back end and no $97/mo fee.Best of luck, curt

I believe I have seen some of your posts or comments on FB or Linked In.

they will also know the market for cost of staff / pay rates.At the apartment level PM's do a lot more due diligence (operating budget, capital expense budget, unit walks, etc) for you.10% fee sounds like a single family manager.Look me up on my website or linkedIN and I'll drop some knowledge over the phone.

LinkedIn has a feature where any user can "endorse" a user they are connected to, for a particular skillset.

Also the nurse on the letter states she lives in Texas but when you look up her profile on LinkedIn she is living in Missouri.

In addition to posting on AirBnB and VRBO, I'd recommend reaching out directly to HR at hospitals and major employers in the area (LinkedIn or if you can find their email or phone number).

I built my marketing business strictly from Linkedin when I started a few years ago.

Join real estate investment groups on LinkedIn.