The RV sites do very well on Hipcamp but it does take a bit of effort to promote it and get attention brought to them.  

Additionally, try collaborating with local businesses like spas, wellness practitioners, yoga, wineries/taprooms, etc... and try some messaging with them around wanting to promote them in your blog and on your property.

When their vendors and employees want to get paid, they can't take a scissors and cut out a piece of the paper those assets are written on, and use that to pay them.Real profit is tangible, not virtual. 

So, we can foresee the following1- Mentors (gurus) shifting to promoting wholesaling of commercial and investment properties.  

It's illegal to promote a contract without having an equitable interest in the property or the right to assign a purchase agreement.

But no, you applaud Control over tangible intelligent actions.......

Wondering the same about Easy Button Leads (saw James Dainard’s ad promoting it on Instagram, but want to hear first hand from people that are using it)thanks! 

As far as the providers go, check out the posters links in this and other SDIRA thread  who are "providers" or "professionals" - they are not allowed to outright promote themselves, but a lot of the ones providing answers are some of the great choices out there in who can help you with this.Good Luck, Dan Dietz

They promoted people who had no training or mentorship to move up2.

I love this site, but I think it promotes the idea that real estate done right is a sexy proposition -- owner financing, BRRR, off-market deals, blah blah blah.In reality, it's quite simple.