I currently run about 20 pages personally on Facebook ,but also own a marketing business that focuses on social media marketing and SEO.

You do a Google search or look on any of the social media platforms and see 100 people trying to sell you a get rich quick real estate investing strategy or whatever it may be. 

Is it necessary or is social media sufficient? 

The big influencers on social are still talking about forbearance and foclosures - if I do some napkin math and divide it by 50 States, that additional inventory (most will sell, not forclose) will not amount to enough to fill the market.How will we get out of the inventory shortage?

Bring some sort of value to them when you interview with them -- is it social media knowledge?

HELOCs will give you powerful "check-writing ability" that works well for flipping homes, doing BRRRR style investing, and similar, but can lack the stability of a refinance.In light of the current chraos (crazy chaos . . . the only sufficient description of our social, political, and economic policy interplay right now) I'm personally looking to secure as much good debt as possible, amortized for the longest period, for the lowest interest rate. 

Thank you.Frankly you buy D class in any market and you will get a lesson.. its a tough way to go unless its your life mission and a full time JOB.. just sayin.. like I mentioned I owned 350 of these homes and if for one minute I thought the juice was worth the squeeze I would not have sold the whole mary ann 5 years ago.. 

From my perspective (news, social media, tax laws) it's a mess.

I've tried the most obvious route and went through social media with no luck. 

My question is how far off the first are they, I have heard of some tenants on social security or pensions that don't get paid until the 3rd or 4th and most landlords are happy to work with them as they have guaranteed income.