If you feel inclined to do so, join your Chamber of Commerce...go to their drull meetings to identify your potential investors...leave postcards, brochures then promote, promote, promote...and always ask... you will never know if you do not. 

(If I know how to calculate one of the promotional offers, I can figure out how to calculate the others.) 

I would add that you should also try to network with as many people as you can in the industry.Networking is a very good way to promote business, but how would you network yourself in the most efficent way?

I also down his podcases from iTunes by searching for the same thing.He also promotes a free real estate investing course that he puts together.

The fewer legitimate deals there are, the more what I think of as the "Real Estate Investment Promotion Industry" grows. 

I don’t see a contractors license on file with any of their trade names in DPOR either, although they promote being able to handle large contracting jobs. 

You should definitely set up a Linkedin account, it's the best tool for professional networking and also a good way to promote your products/services.

A lot of folks are not trying to use BP to springboard business because they just have too much already, so their post count may be lower due to the lack of self promotion.  

The sponsor receives B shares representing its "promoted interest," or the 25% in the example above.  

But it was removed by BP mods as "Self promotion"  Give me a damn break.