You'll never do as well putting your money into an investment promoter as you will actually owning properties.

Hmm...that certainly makes it more enticing...   

I get a note about self-promotion.

You can read all the details for yourself here:Why Viceroy Research is Short on Arbor Realty TrustBelow are some snippets that are included to link this report to individuals and entities that have promoted here or have had investors discuss the investment here so when people search for them they can find this data."

Don't promote properties at meetups because it's perceived as a desperate method.

(Hope to have this resolved by October)ADVANTAGES:*I'm nearly two years into a career as a Property Manager in a larger company (First stint as an Assistant Manager in a 22 building portfolio consisting of Class B to C properties and over 500 units, and was recently promoted to our Luxury, Class A division with 100 units in 2 buildings).

I am one of those who comments with distain over all the fake reviews and brand new newbies, flooding the market that he uses for marketing and self promotion purposes.

I feel like this is a nice enticement for landlords to consider.

You might consider lowering your rates, just to entice some guests to stay and leave reviews. 

If you have a large social media following, you can promote your buyer agent.