I have a degree in Real Estate Finance, and Digital Marketing and I'm looking to connect with brokers/agents financers, and the sorts.My area of interest is buying and flipping, rental property income, and multifam investments.

Hi, everyone.As a full time digital marketer and aspiring real estate investor (currently reading Scott Trench's book, Set For Life) I'm trying to figure out what are the digital marketing needs of investors, if any.My hope is to find a path where I can start getting involved in the real estate market before investing by offering my knowledge and skills to real estate investors or as an employee in a real estate investment firm.Looking forward to everyone's thoughts.

Larger, nicer homes can do well as insurance placements for significantly higher rent than you'll get from a travel nurse or digital nomad.

So now you have 4 to 5 digits cash in your pocket that's your money not a deposit that you have to hold.

You can try different marketing strategies like getting emails and sending your letters digitally or getting phone numbers and giving the homeowners a call.

Well if your family assets are in 8 digits on the bottom line you should already have at least one trust....I've got 2, a non-profit and in 6 LLCs.

What I don't have is a steady job and a reliable source of income as I relocate every 6 months as a golf professional (FL for the winters and New England [VT for now] for the summers - I dig it though!). 

My thoughts:1 - add early termination to lease.2 - there needs to be routine communications3 - digital locks over keyed locks (IMO the era of keys is over)Glad you landed on your feet!

For guest screening, most people have a digital profile these days. 

You need a real digital video network, something like Grant Cardone's witnation.com where you can present active video content like mini-docs, info-tainment and user generated content.Who's with me?