They shouldn't be able to game the system with a valid social tied to their name so I'm a bit confused by the nature of the question?

A more sophisticated way is a laddered income approach that combines fixed income sources like annuities and social security, followed by things like rental income which is somewhat predictable and not tied as much to volatile markets, dividends, bonds and then equity withdrawals.

@Enrique HuertaTo answer your question, I am handling marketing and searching for motivated sellers, I am fundraising with investors, and I create content for our website, social media, and youtube channel. 

Then the employer couldn't find the employee with this social because someone put it in wrong.

Social connecting through a web platform for others to leverage the knowledge and experience of others.

I don't have a big social network so I figured I would post it here since I am sure plenty of you all dabble with stocks. 

Perhaps that's why they're realtors - they enjoy the social aspect of it and the open houses, meeting new people, etc. and perhaps a lot of them don't like the idea of having to deal with the bad side of landlording: chasing rent, evicting, etc.

I' m very grateful for social media ;-).

For better time management, set aside a certain amount of time each day to respond to emails and update your social media feeds, then unplug.

Our other tenant is living on social security and she had no problem establishing a monthly direct deposit.Crazy huh?