This person is all about selling something, he is trying now to sell "how to make money through Tiktok & Instagram", and he is trying to charge $597 per month for it.

But where do I start learning how to run Facebook, Instagram, etc. ads?

Whether you're a wholesaler looking to flip a profit,  short term rental owner, value investor or purchasing a legacy property for your family, nobody wants to overpay or invest and rarely is worthwhile attention provided to rough deals or tales of caution.Anyone investing in real estate long enough, has cliche's: It's not as easy as it looks would be a common theme, another might be, expect the unexpected?

(we currently “blog” our projects and keep followers updated on what we’re working on on instagram.

In her mentorship, I foresee not just a client-agent relationship but a harmonious collaboration where my dreams of real estate investment find resonance.As I step onto this path with Lateefah, I extend an invitation to the BiggerPockets community to share insights, wisdom, and perhaps your own tales of initiation into the realm of real estate investment.

The people in this business are worse than fisherman when it comes to telling tales.

Start some pages Facebook Instagram Twitter BloggerSnapchat LinkedInYoutube channel Website page for your business Pump out content Miami is a big market for real estate but dominate by putting the most content out there flood it with your brand and your company. 

Started with platforms we had a lot to choose from but we started pushing content on theseFacebook (Business and Personal) Instagram (Business and Personal)Blogger Vine Google + (Business and Personal)Youtube Flickr Our website Bigger Pockets Twitter (Business and Personal)LinkedIn (Business and Personal)Tumblr Pinterest I knew when people went to google Bolthouse Homes I wanted a wow factor of "Man that is a ton of content" along with "they really do some professional stuff" I aimed for 25 total posts a day and one video a week. 

Now get on FB, Linked-In, Insta, etc.

My greatest shortcoming is estimating rehab costs so by the end of the year I hope to be much more of an expert than I am now.This is the first of my "Tales from an inspection" series.