I am a fairly ambitious individual who earned my Doctorate of Pharmacy at 23 years old, started as a staff pharmacist, and was quickly promoted in 11 months to Pharmacist-in-Charge.With that said, real estate investing has always been on my mind since high school.

That's really as specific as I can get without promoting any one person.

BP frowns on "self-promotion", or I would share it here. 

There is room for negotiations down the line.However as I have been able to get the home full right now I am constantly thinking of ways to promote the business and create new referral sources in order to maintain longevity.I have zero marketing experience.I would love any ideas.Thank you all so much

I want to mass market to certain geographic regions promoting our system of "Sell Fast and No Seller Fees" "Guarantee Offers". 

I'd definitely promote your spaces on those sites. 

couldnt agree more. this would only help the middle class, promote more work, help investors. win win win

This is just one example but I am sure there are many more examples of homeowners migrating to Kitsap escaping the chaos of Seattle.I have been looking at houses on McCormick Woods Golf Course and its very enticing knowing I can get a gigantic house on a golf course for less than the median price in Seattle.

Promotional literature about the park and the greater Akron community is riddled with errors, citing restaurants that don't exist, non-existent malls and so on.  

@John Underwood Yes I live in a city that is heavily promoting dense housing.