Find me on Twitter at @pavdeepp I use it more than any other social media.

It's important to have the necessary presence on the main channels like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, maybe even Instagram.

Actually there are 6 units but our full-time maintenance guy lives in one in lieu of rent.Admittedly it's in the 'great cash-flow/low capital appreciation' state of NY & income, after a couple of units were rehabbed, is now up to $39,000, expenses run about $14k/yr but we're actively working on getting those costs down.So far my daughter has immediately rented any vacancies by word of mouth/facebook/twitter.

I now spend more time on BP than I do on Twitter...or Instagram...and Facebook....Snapchat...

When I started 19 years ago... there wasn't Facebook, social marketing, Twitter, Instagram, or any scanning fax machines.  

Here are some of the things we use to pull in deals:Direct Mail - old school letters in a traditional white envelopeDirect mail - flyersHand cards (used to target specific properties; small batchSocial media (FB, Twitter, YouTube, Linkedin, Instagram)Facebook groupsAnd just recently we've implemented SEO (it won't take effect for another 30-60 days)Host a monthly networking eventI hope this helps!

I'm also on twitter @readmyflips.)After 3 months of working on it, my partner (@John Li) and I put our first flipped house on the market in mid-March and it went under contract shortly afterward.

Investors in Snapchat have taken a write-down on the value, Twitter and Yahoo are laying off people, and Uber is actually losing money.

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