For me its social media I am not on any other form of sm  like X or insta or reddit or any of the other ones..

While selling your properties could provide the liquidity you need, you definitely want to consider the tax implications, especially if any of the properties were held for less than 12 months, as those will be taxed at a higher short-term capital gains rate.However, if selling isn’t your only option, I would strongly recommend looking into a cash-out refinance.

I think there a scamThey only take wire or ACHtheres no social media profile.i asked for them to send reviews, referral partners & social media.they we're defensive in there response.All the contact emails under the name is FB & LinkedIn icon but yet there not found

Let me close this chapter with another round of lessons.I’ve already mentioned one social media blunder that hit me right in the face: not being consistent.

Using my social media followers to sell the property.

Besides the lender agreements, you will want to consider the income tax implications. 

Just websites and social?

Social media is filled with 'passive income real estate' but it takes a lot of work to acquire, qualify for loans, and manage property. 

I am surprised that my lender is asking me to access Social Security Records and a tax transcript.

If the property isn't financed then that is probably not as big a deal - Check tax implications and know there are other LLC rules to follow.