It'll have a washer/dryer, cable/wifi, and kitchen with everything in it.  82 beds in 22 houses, that's what I have.As far as promotions go, I have a banner in the contractors parking lot. 

I was doin party promotion so I have no job history.

Additionally, if you have an AmEx card see if you're targeted for a promotion on Upwork for a $100 statement credit (I believe if you spend $200).Best of luck!

The 10 Wrong Assumptions made by People purchasing real estate mentorship programsThat being part of a group of people all chasing the same deals, in the same area, trying to use the same strategies and techniques somehow increases chances for successThat the mentor teaching the course and providing “mentorship” was actually successful at what he’s teachingThat all the experienced investors warning about the unrealistic expectations being promoted are somehow just jealous, trolls, or trying to kill someone’s dreamThat 4 years of education, twenty years of experience, and a network of industry contacts built up over a career can be replaced by a 3 day “boot camp” and a 15 minute weekly call to a professional promoter or one of his soldiers reading answers from prepared scriptsThat one does not require knowledge of real estate “principles’, real estate law, or real estate finance in order to succeed at real estate investmentThat the income produced by utilizing the particular strategies being promoted by the guru is going to be able to replace their job income That “passive” income from being a residential landlord is really passiveThat one can be a successful real estate investor with little or no capital, credit, or experience That wholesaling, flipping, etc. is investing.That spending $30,000 or more for dubious information available for free is a good use of funds; especially when you put it on your credit card at 18% interest.

LOLSo you are promoting organic SEO right?

Always a possibility, but I really genuinely hope this is a first step to an amazing real estate journey.PS: I am expecting a promotion soon.

theres nothing wrong with your post. upon a second inspection, i see that there are no details about how the property was financed and whatnot. i was actually hoping to learn how he would get an enormous loan all to himself like that at the age of 21, but so far, i havent read anything.then i paid attention to the selling price of the property: $1,300,000. that much money for 20 units cant be a good deal. i mean, i could be wrong, but thats $65,000 a unit. folks, we shouldnt promote and encourage something where the guy mightve actually gotten fleeced and didnt even know it.now if he had said $36,000 cash flow per year, and the property cost him $400,000 or even $500,000, then thats a real celebration, but methinks something is amoss here. i will go ahead and read this entire thread for more details

I recently relocated to South Beach from Madrid and am looking to invest in rental property in Miami.

@Will Barnard If you open a kickstarter and/or change.org campaigns, I would make do what I can to promote it in my circle, and with my friends at San Jose Biggerpockets meetup as well.

I do open houses a lot, not because I think it gets a buyer but I know sites like Redfin and Realtor.com will email the property out to promote the open house and put it in front of more potential buyers.