Or if anyone on here is using any other social media to promote their business and get exposure and by that mean generate leads?

When pensions and social security was considered dependable then owning a personal residence was a way to store up equity.

I am a marketer, and internet/social media has always been my thing which I intend to use to the best of my ability.

I work for a multi-billion dollar company, and my only social organization is MENSA.  

I decided to give the KnoxREIA monthly meeting a shot, so a good friend and I signed up and I wanted to share my thoughts.I'm not typically a "social person", so I didn't think I would get much networking value from the meeting.

Not commenting one way or the other on your deal.. just the broker daisy chains.Logic though would dictate that individuals or institutions with this buying power do not get their deals on the internet and especially on BP  which is a real estate social media site..

Or sometimes social media will be a place to look, people usually complain about that stuff on local forums.

You take into account the income tax deduction for the deductible part of self­employment tax and the deduction for contributions to the plan made on your behalf when figuring net earnings.Earned income includes amounts received for services by self­employed members of rec­ognized religious sects opposed to social se­curity benefits who are exempt from self­em­ployment tax.If you have more than one business, but only one has a retirement plan, only the earned income from that business is considered for that plan.Also, the general purpose of  a solo 401k is to grow your nest egg; therefore, when a solo 401k is invested in real estate, all the earnings such as rental income and  proceeds from the sale will flow back into the 401(k) and grow tax-deferred in the case of pretax funds.

great idea.some social capital can go a long way

I'd focus on finding agent(s) based on business, not social, referrals.