Unless you're a local celebrity doing an endorsement, I think using your, or anyone's face who isn't well known is a waste of good space.

Make sure you won't have to add a 30k sprinkler system of steel free standing fireescape that you wouldn't face if you'd bought 4 or 5 unit buildings. 

Is this still the case, as it's one of the biggest issues I faced initially?

Most PHAs, when faced with a budget shortfall in their voucher program, do one of two things.

@Paul Zofsak   3 to 4 showings a week is a ton.. your over priced is your problem forget comps appraisals etc. if your getting that kind of activity the only reason it has not sold is PRICE.buyer does not care how you rationalize your list price. and as Joel said selling the most expensive home in a neighborhood is very difficult.I have one over in Madison MS right now and I am faced with the exact same thing..

Last thing I want would be some person I don't know getting in my clients face or mine for that matter..

Without knowing more about the specific product, it's hard to say, but you're likely facing an uphill battle in the short-term.  

The post talked about how you should have a business entity (lets say an LLC) and also insurance to protect your personnel assets from any claims resulting from a mishap at one of your properties.Lets create a fact pattern, bare with me.

I would attend local REIA meetups and network face to face to find cash buyers.

It has affirmed my own personal opinions but it's nice to hear it from more accomplished investors.Call it old fashioned but I also find myself to committing to many more things if I have spoken with someone over the phone or face to face.