I think the biggest change is the fact that it's all over social media, podcasts, youtube, etc. 20 years ago none of that media was around, so it was literally just your friends and family network.

I spoke to our accountant and he said that the income from flipping would be taxed at our tax bracket and may additionally need to pay social security tax, etc.

It lit a fire in me because everything he talked about are my areas of expertise:Inbound marketingContent marketingEmail marketingSMS text campaignsSEOCross-channel marketing (websites, social media, podcasts, Youtube) Paid ads (Google, LinkedIn, Facebook)I work in marketing as a campaign strategist and copywriter for a SaaS company that is a CRM, marketing automation, and sales management system for small business.

@Kyle Johnston Are you following us on social?

Did you get tenant drivers licenses, social security numbers, paystubs and bank statements so you can file collection/garnishment cases if needed?

Ask social workers/homeless out reach to come check on him.3. 

Social media and other sites are overwhelmed with the "look at my success" crowd.

I've found 2 off-market deals in Westchester over the last 4 years by being socialable.

Most people have either income from work or retirement income (social security, pension, etc).

I'm a light user of these social media platform but somehow today felt extra productive.