Although, media often refers to the "real estate market" from the perspective of residential living, real estate can be grouped into three broad categories based on its use: residential, commercial and industrial.

It is a web based application (no need to download anything, just go to their website), that allows you to create very clean images, flyers, info-graphics, profile pictures, social media headers, and more.

I have really started to take a more serious look at using social media to help brand and promote our business. 

The State should start designing schools that are more boilerplate, set BASIC architectural design and layout for various area populations, much like say a franchise hotel or retail outlet does.

As Brian mentioned, beware of what you read in the forums, guru books and other media as educational materials.

I have web sites, bandit signs, print and radio advertising, but what I dont have is a coherent message across all media that says "I can use my creativity to get you out of your disaster of a property, no matter what price or condition"   Basically all of my stuff says I Buy Houses just like everyone else. 

No panel cover and an extension cord were used to run three outlets that are not mounted properly.

This is a great question, I often wonder if I should post my new deals, current houses, and future goals on social media.

OF COURSE i would of loved to sub it out but i didnt have that option as im low income. plus, things like outlets in richmond va, electricians charge $35 a pc. i taught my 14yr old son how to do them because its so easy and it only cost $1.26 with tax.   

In this past few weeks I was able to build a basic website, but as semester progresses I believe that I can get it to advanced level if I put some time on building it.My question is, is it crucial to have a website as real estate investor or social media would be enough?