I love Twitter!

Your Twitter account hasn't been updated since 2016.  

That gets the DIY landlords on here triggered worse than the blue check marks on Twitter.

But TV and Twitter still say it is hot so it must be...Prices are still climbing in most major metros, but not Boston, and most people overestimate the level of appreciation seen here: http://www.zillow.com/blog/housing-confidence-inde...More towns, even very good ones, are seeing more places dropping the price to actually sell and more closings falling through as buyers realize that maybe paying $50K over asking while waiving all contingencies is well kind of a dumb thing to do: http://www.boston.com/real-estate/news/2015/07/28/...Foreclosures are up have and petitions have been going up by leaps and bounds for 16 months now.  

Like twitter, I have sold products, filled events, found deals, deal partners, and private investors from using ads to drive traffic to my fan page and web site.

BP has this "twitter effect" where an investor would quote this definition and all the newbies would in turn "retweet" this definition to others.

I thought that was reserved for places like Twitter.

@Jonathan Orr @Arturo BorgesJonathan, think you are meaning this guy: Richard Wilson, Family Office Club https://familyoffices.com/richard-wilson/ Twitter: @richardcwilsonHe does multiple family office conferences, not sure if you can just call them to connect with FO, but Richard is very well know in the FO space.

I'm not sure if everyone is on Twitter or Facebook, but there's been a pretty noticeable movement (usually among among millenials / Gen Z) to bash Airbnb / short term rentals.

Playing with the banking system like this should end up with fines - no different than what musk did around twitter.