Is there one source that will allow you to post on multiple social method platforms with one click of the mouse?

Hello,We have gotten to the point where we need to secure hard money loans for BRRRR projects that we are trying to aquire.Through our new social media presence, we have been approached by a couple hard money lenders, as well as I see that there are networking options here at BP.Has anyone worked with:Core Capital Partners LLCEd KayneWashington, NJAlso, how do I go about vetting Hard money lenders?

On the social media side, that is one thing I believe you can outsource, but carefully.

You are pulling $40K out at 72, adding that to about 85%* of your Social Security to make tabulate your income and the tax there on. 

My goals are to gain as much knowledge to become a successful agent and hopefully help other with my current skills in social media content creation.If anyone has any good recommendations for broker offices in the area that I should look into that I would be greatly appreciate it.

Most people don't list their phone numbers though, so connect with people via social media.If people don't want to be contacted you won't find their number. 

I think your following on social media would grow over time but the key would be to post a lot of pictures to showcase your work. 

(And, I would call requiring a landlord to accept an emotional support animal a silly rule in any city and too easy to get some social worker to call your pet an emotional support dog so you have no dog deposits, though some cities out there might require it.)Cat pee smells horrible, if it gets into the carpet padding and concrete it's a hard smell to remove.Cats can ruin curtains, wood trim, scratch windows, etc. easily.I don't allow cats, ever.

Normal ways is 401k and Social Security, and that's after decades of work and that's when your physically unable to work What kind of retirement can you enjoy when your 65yo?

No Lender wants the name of Bait and Switch attached to them and social media reviews can really hurt.