Hey guys,I wanted to start out by saying this site is great and I love the twitter application for updates!

As we've discussed via Twitter, make sure to jump in here and do some reading before you make any decisions on paying someone as much as $10k+ on "education".Good luck and we'll see you around the site!

Set up a facebook bizz page and twitter.

I'd try twitter and facebook to put some pressure on them.  

I would say it's a must but at the very least set up a business page on facebook, twitter, linkedin and google+.

Sign up for FB, Linkedin, Twitter, etc.

If the leads that come in from other listings don't work out for those listings they can spin them off to your listing. in addition to that most good listing agents will have paid ads etc on those type of sites that will put your listing in featured positioning instead of getting lost in the long list of other listings.If you plan to continue to do it yourself here is a list of websites that can help get your home more exposure:- social media- FB, twitter, linkedin, google+-forums- local forums in your area, as well as real estate forums like BP, trulia, Zillow,-posting sites- CL, backpage, ebay,findmyroof.com, classifiedads.com, realrentals.com, rentalads.comUse syndicating websites like postlets.com that will send it to:ZillowHotPadsYahooFrontdoorZillow MobileHotPads MobileBackpageByOwnerMLSEnormoOodleTrovitZumperLovelyTruliaOthers-List it on the MLS, a good RE agent will have their own site/blog to add it to.Here is a video explaining why we are able to lease out our rental properties quickly to a qualified tenant in Vegas within 30 days.

Now I market my deals on here, twitter, craigslist and facebook.

I really appreciate that.I forgot to add above . . . please be sure to share this article with your friends - through Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, and all other means possible.

G+, Facebook, Twitter are the 3 majors -- Pinterest for women/pictures -- LinkedIn for business networking . . . and so on.Niche networks like ours will continue to thrive as long as the level of service and quality are there.I appreciate your thought process on this one!