You can look me up on linkedIn.

They take less time to construct than site-built homes, are more energy-efficient, and generally cost less.I have been tracking a lot of posts written and contributed by many real estate professionals on various blogging platforms from Active Rain to Linkedin as well as several publications and even in some audio visual commentary be it news related, informative documentary or advertorial in nature.

Does anyone have any advise on how to best optimize your LinkedIn profile for real estate?

Dave Van Horn recommended him on LinkedIn and I know people on the board have recommended Dave Van Horn.We have a call tomorrow at his request so I just wanted to get some thoughts or feedback if anyone had any to share.

Like many BPers I have multiple social media pages including facebook for business, linkedin, twitter, etc. 

I will check out the LinkedIn group and the podcast you co-host as well. 

I just got an ad from VirtualAssistantTalent.com through LinkedIn.

I am seeking advice and guidance on how to start from square one developing social media profile(specifically facebook an/or linked in)geared towards benefiting my existing rental assets(apartments in Hollywood) and create a foundation for other real estate related specialties and/or RE endeavors in general....while at the same time not really having to be constantly available to my extended friends and family and therefore,avoiding taking part in what seems to be(IMHO) the common theme of most people sharing too much, too often.

I figured, but I've seen a lot of them trolling the Linked In and Facebook REI pages.

LinkedIn is also a search engine you can be found on if this is where your target market will be searching for your service.My point is that there are a lot search engines.