You can also contact me on twitter @RealEstateMikeA.I look forward to talking to all of you.

Just as you would on Twitter, Facebook or Google+, when you want to mention one of your colleagues or a person who has already posted in a forum thread, you can now enter @ followed by their name to mention them.For a complete tutorial, see:@Mentions Come to BiggerPocketsGive it a try below by replying and mentioning me by typing @jo and see what happens.

I primarily want to utilize Facebook, Twitter and Linked-In.

Rich Weese - If you're referring to the Lanyrd site, I believe you would do so through your Facebook or Twitter accounts (if you had one).

Twitter, Yelp, Google, Local neighborhood forums, Business Association Websites, and my personal website.It is all set up, and the emails just roll in.Cheers,Mark

Once you get some clues for example work you can call them up at their work or you can look them up on social media websites like Facebook, LinkedIn, twitter and send them a message.

According to data from the National Association of Realtors, only about 3 percent of buyers and 4 percent of sellers report considering an agent's association with a particular firm to be an important factor in hiring that agentRead more: http://www.bankrate.com/finance/real-estate/does-brand-matter-pick-agent.aspx#ixzz3oSoensEf Follow us: @Bankrate on Twitter | Bankrate on Facebook

If you live in a large metropolitan area, you can use Twitter to find RE agents near you and message them to ask questions.

I have a personal account for twitter but no business accounts.

I am:- handy and can assist with the renovations- analytical and could help run comps, make projections, book keep etc- web savvy and could help spiff up their website and create more of a social media presence (BP, twitter, youtube, fb, slideshare)- driven to learn and grow as a person and investor- willing to freely give up to 20 hours of my time a week with the right fit (currently working full time at Lowes)They asked for a cover letter and resume.