Last thing you need as well is for your tenant's to be posting on social media about the potential issue.

The takeaway from a practical stand point is that because the Financial Engineers at the Fed will probably keep the easy money coming which is great for folks like us who own assets it is terrible for society at large, the wealth gap, social unrest etc. 

I am a little awkward with socializing.

Brokerages that use social media and have a solid online presence.

No social media, no in-service numbers, I agree that it's a bet.

I have seen some social media comments and frustration about this program, so I thought it might be a good topic for the BP community to discuss. 

We live on our rental income but are looking to get more passive for some of the same reasons as you.Consideration: since rental income is "passive" it doesn't count against your social security in case you take that before full retirement age.

A wholesaler posted this "Compensation Agreement for Services Rendered" on social media:"#1 LLC agrees to compensate #2 LLC for services rendered in the agreed amount of $#####  at the close of escrow regarding the property located at #######."

Consider storing copies of important legal information (birth certificates, social security cards, passports, property titles, other legal docs such as that will), financial company names/contact info/account #s list, and logins or credentials for all accounts, passwords, inventories of valuables for insurance, serial numbers, maybe a video copy of the contents of your home and property, and full recent backups of your electronic resources such as computer data in a secure and fire-proof place (noted in your will or trust documents).

Social media is such an important tool to grow in Real Estate.