The legs are online, offline and social.

Everything points to your site and from there it points out everywhere online (Social media, blogs  etc. etc.. ) and from everywhere online pointing back to your websites and other blogs and social media.Too many investors see a website as just a box to be checked on your checklist..

This usually all goes back to social security traceability.

Even little things like ALL of their social media links (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc) on their webpage just lead right back to their webpage. 

For hosts, this means wearing a mask, practicing social distancing, and following Airbnb’s 5-step enhanced cleaning process.All hosts are required to agree to these COVID-19 safety practices by November 20, 2020.

@Robert LemleyThis is a great question that I have seen posted all over BP and social media before.

My personal experience is the more social the name (meet and greet, any name with brew in the name, etc.) the more inexperienced the attendees.  

And I'd love to grab a coffee sometime when it's socially acceptable again, and when I have a better grasp on this stuff to make better use of your time.

Online records, tax records, skip trace, social media stalk, paid subscription to Spokeo, etc.

As a former social worker, I am becoming very aware that as landlords and property managers we are becoming the first line of defense to protect vulnerable tenants.