Hi,I'm in a somewhat interesting position in which I have agreed to a share of the finder's fee / commission agreement, which requires a signature and a social security.

Lots to do here from a social perspective.  

Hey everyone, I am a 20 year old entrepreneur who wants to get into wholesale real estate.

When she’s not wearing her entrepreneur hat, Karen enjoys giving back to her community, public speaking, and spending time with her 2 grandchildren.At this months event Karen with take the stage and dive into what you should know when investing in real estate and some things most people dont know.

For young adults that have always lived with their parents, I'm going to do a social media search, court docket, violent/sex offender search.

You can choose online options such as social media ads, YouTube videos or web pages.

@Eric P.We let our guests know that we accept direct bookings in several ways: post-stay text and email follow-up, post cards and business cards displayed in all our properties, giving each property a unique name and promoting it on social media and elsewhere so guests can do a quick Google search on our property name and we appear everywhere.Increasingly, we are seeing even some first-time guests seeing our property name on the big listing sites, then finding us with a Google search and booking directly on their first stay.

. • Proof of regular investment earnings, social security or other form of governmental rental supplement. • Any additional sources of income that applicant wishes to disclose (i.e. child or spousal support, trust income, financial reserves, etc…). • Any rental subsidies which you wish us to consider.

I'm reviewing my social presence to see where I can separate myself from the pack.

And while you're this energetic 37 years young  entrepreneur real estate may actually not be what feeds your passion.