Since you are a new investor, I'd recommend working with an agent that has some experience and integrity to tell you if its a good or bad investment.I currently have a small portion of the portfolio with a Property Manager, we are not happy nor upset with them. 

Social media is a big player to market your brand and business.

Other methods are driving for dollars, door knocking, wholesalers, wholesaler deals that fell through, craigslist, Realtors, FSBO sites, expired listings, put out bandit signs, billboards, newspapers, other offline publications, home health care, hospice, assisted living facilitiesYou can use pay per click/adwords, motivated seller website with SEO, facebook, Linkedin, Youtube, and other forms of online and social media marketing.

Funny enough there are multiple social media accounts to highlight the problems in the area, which only emphasizes the problems more.

@Forrest FaulconerI’d argue we should thank “boomers” for housing stability in an media fragmented, Airbnb Uber on demand world.

I just started producing content heavily on Instagram. Basically what I've been doing is posting every single day. I usually do a personal post and tie it into my financial freedom journey one day and then do straight...

Contrary to the national media Florida doesn't blow away every hurricane season.

Good advice above to join your local investor groups on social media.

That's the elusive purple leopard of the day . . . and without skilled execution even the best deal and the greatest money will have zilch to show for it.So, what you can do to justify a 50/50 split is . . . bring the deal and execute it with the utmost integrity and excellence. 

When I look to buy, I look at the structural integrity of the property (repair concern); I am interested in three things:  Age and condition of roof, AC units and the condition of Slab/floors.