I've scheduled & automated blog posts to be uploaded to my carrot websites, and I'm using Smarterqueue to automate posting those blog posts & other content using RSS feeds to various social media platforms. 

Big responsibility caring for "Critters".It's a business usually done by "Horse loving people" who ride and know the lingo and go to shows etc...It's not like a used car lot where you can open some cut rate thing -- horses require care around the clock sometimes.Hay, straw, carrots, apples, stall cleaning, hoof cleaning, vet visits, farrier visits, lunging, etc..I'm not saying you should not do it, I'm saying it's not rental real estate--it's it's own business (that you may have to put a lot of time into.And Maryland I assume Hunter/Jumpers, are you familiar with that lingo--and painting the lunging rings, and etc...for many it's a labor of love, and if that's you're competitors--ouch...I love horse, but caring for them is a LOT of work.So what I'm saying is this is NOT rental real estate, and THINK before you leap.Just my 2 cents.Hunter Jumper: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Most of our members are doing some combination of cold calling/texting, direct mail, and have a site setup (majority with Carrot).

We see a majority of the traffic coming to Carrot websites coming from mobile so it's important to make sure the website converts on desktop as well as mobile. 

-Eventually, use Carrot to host a separate website for my buyers where I can list properties under contract, just to streamline my deals for me and my buyersQuestions:-Some of the Softwares that are available run comps and forecast ARV's, as well as skiptrace all in one.

I use Carrot to build out landing pages for SEO and PPC ads.

SEO marketing of their Carrot website, 2.

My question is whether it is a good idea to get a website going (through reireply or carrots or something) or try starting something with someone like Jerryll Noorden.

@Jonah Lamour Check out Carrot websites.

Simultaneously we have the "carrot or the stick" talk with tenant.