It's rough out there, and I have yet to see 1 Twitter or anything of a contractor or carpenter getting a $100 thank you tip, maybe if they stopped being trades professionals and carry food for a living, but alas they only use countless years of skills building and thousands invested in tools to construct peoples homes. 

I guess it would be similar to a Facebook feed, or twitter feed, except, in my case at least, much more interesting.The people I "follow" and "connect" with here are interesting people with interesting things to say, and I would like to read all of their posts.I realize I can go to the individual pages of people I've connected with, or to forums I've followed, but that's not what I want.

The first time it happened I contacted support via Twitter (@airbnbhelp), and asked them to do the math for me, and they showed each day's price, and the total was correct.

My strategy has 3 prongs:1) Network at investment club meetings: there's no substitute for shaking hands & looking people in the eye.2) Social media marketing: upload all of your contacts to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+.

If at the end its foreclosure which is the current path, then so be it, but I am making sure I left every stone unturned and get to the final decision maker when its all said and done.Try to utlize Linkedin, twitter, regulatory agencies to gather contacts, file complaints, etc.

To be honest with Facebook the only benefit I have had (And it has done more than Twitter or LinkedIn) is that I have connected with people that I have met at local REI events and stayed in touch better and have used some of the pros that I have fostered that relationship with.

Even Twitter.

The whole thing went fast track because of listing agent being a CDPE certified and had lot knowledge & experience dealing with Bank negotiators/investors, how to reach bank by twitter for quick response etc.

@Chan K.Facebook, Twitter and asking around everyone you know in the area.

He posts notice of his webinars on Twitter...