If you go in there and sincerely show an interest in the park and what they do, in many cases - your presence will be received more positively.

It seems like it would be valuable to have more presence online (facebook ads, website, etc) directing traffic to the booking site rather than only advertising on Airbnb, etc.

Managing real estate requires on-suite presence, which can't really be replaced by a software application.

I've seen many agents brand their names (johnsmithrealtor.com), but I suppose my preference is to keep my company name and logo (since my website and social media presence are all done).

Single family home in a town with 110,000 population (Texas town) Military base presence with a Public University.

Realize that you WILL need boots on the ground at some point, whether it is for showings, or to follow up on a repair, or to conduct turnover or to carry out an eviction, or maintain a 'presence' with tenants through inspections and other instances.

I am not an investor yet, but by my presence here you can see I am working on it :)

But through all the fuss of EXP, and iBuyers still most transactions are done through referrals and face to face meetings and having a real physical presence anchors you to the community and the customers.

If you were to pass me on the street, you would not think "Oh, what a successful presence this guy has!"

I wanted cities out of state that I have at least heard of their name, some tech presence, good population growth, closer to California.