We had a webinar recently that talked about this and will have one tomorrow so I was wondering from this social media where others see things in a year from now.

@Levi Bennett brokers will post closings on LinkedIn and other social media so friend them, talk to them, sign up to get their emails, etc. make sure you have your elevator pitch ready for the brokers when you tell them why you are a great buyer who can close deals

If you’re comfortable being on video and social media it can be really powerful and not cost anything.

The California-based social media giant is in the market for 1 million square feet, multiple sources said.

As far as mentorship goes, The way I got into real estate was working directly for a "guru" in real estate, he has the social media following, spoke on stages with big names, said he closed on thousands of properties, and had tons of people in his coaching program.

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Constructive criticism: you are causing your own problems.You played social worker/charity organization, so the tenant No longer sees you as a landlord or business.

Id consider myself a socially responsible investor.

I went into the webinar archive and there is a treasure trove of content within it, not sure this is the one you specifically had in mind but I found this webinar which looks to contain good information about long distance investing:BiggerPockets: The Real Estate Investing Social NetworkI'll DM you separately, I'm interested in how you picked Columbus and how your deals are progressing within that market.

That means a real estate agent who is a fiduciary to you (the investor most certainly is not) and marketing through MLS, social media, PPC and whatever other channels they use.I'd take a close look at the appraiser.