He's right- sure you can message random people on social media but what is the goal? 

Other things like outlet covers and older furnaces etc, that can be seen from the showings and should not be an issue for the buyer. 

Those that speak the loudest through social media are correct regardless of facts and figures.The millennial generation should be spelled MEllennial generation because it is characterized as the ME generation.

Careful going on social media and badmouthing too. 

Hello, I am a student at the University of Sioux Falls double majoring in Business Admin with a concentration in marketing and Media studies with a concentration in social media marketing.

Could be a simple job of changing out outlets, 5 mins each... come to find out (old houses), a lot of times they would wire the outlets and pull excess into the basement or into first floor.

One more note, scrub your social media of anything you would not want your Boss to see.

It has less to do with sex, and more to do with our educational system and the media we consume.Hope that helps clarify, and thanks for getting this thread started.

If you want some great information for marketing on social media, check out Jodi Tidwell Bourne on facebook, Vacation Renatal Rescue.  

Here is an example of a typical deal for us: Kern County, CA 084-230-05-00, 40 acres rural vacant landTotal Purchase price (with escrow fees) $9,493.00Approx marketing costs (photographer and few paid social media ads) $500Sold price $29,000PROFIT $19,000On the buy side and the sell side it was just me and the customer.