Need some advice for social media strategies as a real estate agent.

I'm not sure of the tax implications of doing that title transfer but you can then borrow against that property, either by opening a line of credit or just taking a loan out against it

I appreciate your feedback and have been doing research on the tax implication it’ll have on us all and I will look further into the securities laws!

., TV commercials, radio ads, do pay per click/adwords, facebook, Linkedin, Youtube, and other forms of online advertising and boosted/promoted social media postings.Bottom line is consistency.

Naturally, with my first goal, you would think this would be all poured into acquiring additional properties and while I am not opposed to that, we are expecting a baby in January so maybe the short term course of action is to find good partnerships where our capital can be leveraged in someone else's model for the time being.Our Problem - We do not have many/if any like minded people in our social circle that we feel comfortable lending capital. 

As you know I want to buy a multi family property but since I’m an immigrant I don’t have credit or social security number, luckily I found the women of my dreams and we are getting married pretty soon, I just want to know what’s the next step ?

Here are a couple links I found in my research:Tax implications for converting a primary residence to rental propertyhttps://www.kahnlitwin.com/blogs/tax-blog/converti...

She was with me when she hit 70 years of age, retired completely, and moved out of state, and social security cannot be garnished.

I've seen a post on a social media platform with a company culture slogan that expresses "don't be a dick"; the truth of the post can be argued but the sentiment is true, personally as well as professionally :-)

You'll have to learn about a lot of the rules and tax implications.