Renting for all my independent life now, I've noticed rentals I've found were on certain platforms being advertised, like craigslist, apartments.com, Facebook marketplace, and landlords posting to their personal social media accounts.However, I can't imagine these avenues being the only advertising methods, when you have something like vacancy to fill.

And would be an area that people would more like to buy because of the proximity to the city.But I stumbled on some obstacles:* Lenders are not lending upon the dwelling if the dwelling is planned to be demolished.* In Some jurisdictions takes even 3 months to just get a demolish permit (even though permit expediter can be used)* Because of these 2 above reasons, I would have to come with high money upfront as I would need to buy the property in cash.

It's the same on social media.

Often times, it's figuring out our own workarounds or accepting that there are some obstacles we'll just have to deal with.

We the people need to pull our heads out of our social media butt's, stop accepting BS, lies, antics and hate and start demanding answers, responsibility and accountability from our leaders again or were gonna reap the consequences. 

Are they active on social media?

A few tactics that come to mind are: - creating a single listing page (landing page) that captures contact info - paid social ads that drive to the single listing page What's the perfect use case for a single listing page?

Grass roots marketing/networking/free social media 2.

What scared in the article is the mentions of personal financial risks, LLCs not really protecting your personal assets, the amount of investors filing bankruptcy , social threats, scams, etc.Is this article over blowing these facts, trying to sell REIT ?

I'm reading up on books and articles on how to do this but sometimes it's easier to join social groups or talk to people close to me that have done it before.Right now my goal is to get pre-approved for a loan and to learn from others.