Cheap money resonates esp. now, considering we're entering four years where the economy will be governed by a hair-challenged twitter hair-trigger.  

We can help each other by subscribing to our local twitter feeds, Angie's List, Yelp, and the like and using them to give honest, thoughtful feedback, both positive and negative, to the contractors and community.

If not, I'll shoot her a message on Twitter right now

First, Twitter might finally get the boost they've been looking for..kidding!

If you are interested you can follow me on Facebook (Griemsmann Properties,LLC) or on twitter (@eric_griemsman) or on linkedin (Eric Griemsmann).

A staggering number of the hyped IPOs are losing millions every quarter: Twitter, LinkedIn, Box, Dropbox, Netflix, Square, Salesforce, Yelp, Zillow, Groupon...

I am also willing to engage virtually in out of state markets where houses are cheaper, such as Florida.For buy-and-hold properties, I am willing to engage in any market that has decent appreciation, good rent-to-value ratios, and good property managers.Marketing Plan:I plan to use a combination of:Direct MailI plan to send out a campaign once a month, roughly every 4-6 weeks.I plan to start off by targeting lists of pre-foreclosures, and owners (absentee and owner occupant) that have 40-100% equity.Bandit SignsPosting on Friday evenings and removing on Sunday nightsDriving for DollarsOnline MarketingCraigslistA Wordpress website and blogSocial Media (Facebook, Twitter, Quora, etc.)Pay per clickNewspaper AdsSearching the MLSNetworking / Word of MouthFinancing Deals:WholesalingThe only costs that I will need financing for are Earnest Money Deposits, inspection fees, and reimbursements to contractors for help estimating repair costs.

Use it in your email signature line, use it in your twitter and facebook communications. 

Twitter, facebook, linked in, google plus, Pinterest, the whole 9 yards.

use rei, FB, twitter, craiglist, etc.......I would also connect with some local wholesalers and cut a deal with them.