Any advice on if I should allow my employer know about my REI or using social media for REI purposes while still employed full time?

I can only speak for myself and not anyone else, but here are my thoughts:Some of the things that make Germantown great are its diversity and its very active and engaged community.

These are not apartments or meant for residential occupancy.With regards to your comments on regulated rental agreements (the 'social' sector) and tenants' rights it is indeed an uneconomical situation for a landlord if your are stuck with social renters (a bit similar to section 8 renters in the US), without possibility for rent review and in a high end neighborhood.

ENGAGE them.

(P.S. don't turn this into a debate about the merits, I just want to understand the economic and social drivers that cause the different cycles)

Spend some time every day on Bigger Pockets by connecting with “colleagues,” perusing blogs and videos, and engaging with others on the forums: http://www.biggerpockets.com/meet9.

@Dustin DuFault As Brian said, it is often not recommended for you, as a disqualified person, to engage in any transaction with your Solo 401k plan.

Also check out this threadhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/87/topics/1821...Attend your local REIAs and get your name out there.Talk to @Antonio Coleman about internet marketing.You have already started marketing yourself by engaging on the forums.

Engaging personality.

State and Federal social Security Death Indexes.