This is the least likely thing for people to publish on BP, as finding them is key to the business and promoting them on here will inundate them with calls. 

I forget which episode of the podcast it was on but someone mentioned that they had ID badges made for their apartment complex and went around to local businesses to see what types of discounts or promotions they could offer their tenants when they showed their ID badge at checkout.

It's not something you need but some wholesalers do one to provide to buyers when promoting the deal. 

There are new laws being implememented in some states as well.Hey Ken, I agree with you on people doing business the wrong way, just like in the creative side with people not properly disclosing how liable the seller is in a sub-to transaction.There are indeed people promoting a property instead of the contract, which they do not have the right to do so.

So far looks like only premium accounts are promoted and there is no way to see all the agents in the area.

You'll likely get a lot of people in the forums promoting mid-west, OH, and the south.

@Natalie Vane I am a HUGE promoter of house hackingBut you're married, want kids eventually, and want to do all this living with roommates?

and any contact info.I'm not allowed to self-promote here.

Unfortunately, I have quickly realized the mortgage is much too steep a payment to promote a net positive cashflow even with all rooms rented.

Thankfully I have friends and family that have done well, so I think I can pull out a sizeable fund $500K+) without going the syndication route, but I appreciate the comment.Syndicators usually get what in slang is called “promote”.