The rep said aside from getting the social sec # of the owner, he didn't leave me with many options.

Basically, my fancy title means I get to hang out on the forums, blogs, and outposts (social networks, blogs) and also make cool stuff.

Though I'm on Facebook, Tweet, keep up my own website, and can post stuff from Youtube, etc. there's so... many new social media sites, and things we can use, and you have knowledge of, so it can actually be a win/win for the investor to meet you too.

I'm from Australia (please don't hold that against me) although I was born in the US so I do have a social security number and passport etc.

I decided on / created the name myself, and decided on it before friend 2 joined in.I'm responsible for all graphic design, all video editing (this is the most time intensive part), I registered and manage the youtube channel, I manage the uploading of the videos, I have a background in web design so I'll be registering / creating the website, I manage and operate our social media profiles.

I just believe that lending is not only a business but also a social and community responsibility to promote business and personal needs.

Send mailers to Hair Salons/Barbers: A social hub!

Building is currently owned by a social housing program who has rent limits, so when they sell I aim to reposition it to tenant-based utilities and increase rents to market rates (about $750/mo).

Something I've been curious about in this age of social media: Would you be deemed to have an "existing relationship" with your Linked In connections.

Really young employees may not have the social experiences to address the expectations of middle age and older clients, IMO, one young couple I recally at a B&B at the lake thought nothing about allowing parties to go well into the morning hours upsetting other clients.