My first thought was to utilize Instagram because people are showing actual pictures of their work.

I see someone on Instagram from Fairbanks sometimes.

I would read his material as well as follow him on Instagram and listen to his podcast on BP. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/contributors/josephasamoahAll the best! 

I'm looking to follow more women real estate investors on instagram.

Additionally I see more potential in the long term if I can figure out how to generate leads and establish deal flow in these areas rather than in C/D areas.Speaking of leads, here's how I'm planning to generate them:- MLS - Already set up an automated email filter for the MLS with a RE agent- Craigs List - reach out to landlords posting on craigslist and see if they'd be interested in selling instead- STR Listings - reach out to STR owners and see if there's a deal to be made- Facebook/instagram marketing - I've seen good results with my other business using digital ads, I'm going to set up a fairly small budget and tinker around with ad copy to see if this is worth it.- Driving For Dollars/Handwritten direct mail - not scale-able but I've got time and hustle- Networking - if you're reading this, it's already working!

Surest way to do that if you don't have connections to people with $$$ is by creating your platform and identity by summarizing what you're finding with others (think YouTube, Instagram, FaceBook, even BiggerPockets). 

Both companies post to FaceBook, Twitter, Instagram, and and LinkedIn on automation increasing you leads.

Remember, he is going to be learning how to flip alongside you, not teaching you.In Metro Phoenix there is a guy named Pace Morby (Instagram handle is the same as his name).

Put it on facebook, instagram, linkedIn, as your job.

Website is pretty much garden variety template with a few hours of uploading pictures dumped into it, instagram is pretty thin and infrequently used.Ask to walk a few job sites, and the advice from @Mitch Messer about vetting references is gold.