@Melanie CampbellJust build a Facebook site for your business but have your own URL and direct it to your FB account. 

Investors who include the DST in their strategy, whether they or their investments are based in CA, do not have to pay the tax thanks to the status of the Trust.

@Karen Margrave It depends on my status (dealer or non-dealer), qualification (real estate professional?

There are some great pockets that could touch B status, mostly it will be a C neighborhood with some pockets being D areas. 

Michael Guzik , real estate gurus or gurus in general aren’t anything new but it’s just become easier to be a guru or lifestyle entrepreneur seems to be the modern term .Create some catchy videos and content and market on Facebook , YouTube etc .Before you had to spend a lot of money on infomercials etc .I don’t think it should be viewed as totally black and white though .For example Robert Kiyosaki is a big guru , but his book turned on tons of success investors to the idea of real estate investing.

If selling homes with out a license is a third degree felony, how are bird doggers and hold contracts with option to assign and wholesalers posting all of these properties on facebook and craigslist having no ownership or clear title to the property? 

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

Facebook marketplace and craigslist are both good.

Thanks for the information Edison, I'll join the Facebook group and attend the next meet up.

@Juan Alvarez  I’m not saying avoid things marketed as cash deals as much as I’m saying avoid the Craigslist, Facebook, etc sites.