While Facebook Marketplace isn't the sketchiest site (craigslist), I personally would never give my ID across it.

When you use FB Marketplace its easy to see the poster's culture usually. 

Tax shelter schemes, partnerships with foreign partners and accounts, partnerships with hundreds of members, returns with blatant mistakes, entities in questionable businesses, like gambling, drugs, online video sales, escort services.

I see some great deals on FB Marketplace - Is it better to buy one used (obviously making sure it seems to work first) and pay for repairs later if necessary OR buy new and have the warranty?

Nice quote.Looks like a little longer DOM at this juncture.I also believe a lot of the misconception online is based around "what is the DC market"..

Write a book about it, utilize paid internet ads to drive book sales, follow on with YouTube videos, webinars, blog casts, on line tutorials, and sell a few one on one coaching sessions.4.

A property manager that can assist with rent collection, tenant screening, maintenance, and run an online ledger for us to track expenses.

That was their words- not mine.I remember watching a video done by the National Real Estate Investor Association online interviewing Ohio ( I believe) real estate commission.

I would never form an entity with them when I can do it online with a firm that charges a fraction of what they charge).

They are highly secretive however - no online presence under their names while being very tech-advanced, they also installed like seven cameras around the house perimeter.