I joined BP after Matt Faircloth (DeRosa Group) mentioned it in one of his YouTube videos.

@Spencer Faulkner There are a number of ways to market your business on and offline, if you are low on budget it will be better to network in person or give up some of your time to blog, but these really are time consuming options.If you have a marketing budget (doesn't have to be massive) you can make more progress quicker but still have your time to manage the business.Look into ad platforms like, facebook/instagram, reddit and you tube for best value/effectiveness.Facebook - you can create a range of different creatives that appeal to your demographic - FB has very targeted placement options eliminating wasted ad budgets.Instagram - same targeting as FB but you also have the option to buy influences in your niche.Reddit - needs a lot of testing to get established but easy to find groups of people that match your target audience   You tube - create a short video and put it in front of the YT videos that your audience is watching 

.- Rethink the titles of your videos.

If they stay on your site and scroll, interact, that is good.. if they don't that is bad.

I have watched the tutorial video and just got off the E&O webinar but a question has now arisen about cash flow.

He will also need a professional interactive website, minimum of $5,000.

Hope that helps - I'm not a large wholesaler myself, really only wholesale deals I don't want to keep, but there are many forums, Bigger Pockets Podcast and YouTube videos for bigger pockets and wholesalers (Max Maxwell "How to Wholesale")

I am also a newbie whom loves listening to REI videos and podcasts at work.

also , i just created a Facebook page with pics and videos of the rental property and used a boost mechanism they provide.. can define a zone/audience and apparently Facebook reaches out with advertisements for booking...so there will be plenty of  "clicks" i assume...

If so, set your system up for the least amount of interaction or untimely interruptions.