meet-up.com, facebook.com, myspace.com get on these site and leave a blog on what you objective are. try to become everyone friends that are in the rei business.try to gather as many business card that you can or email and create an email list on buyers, investor, anyone in the business. once you get a deal shot them an email even to the investor that dont buy wholesale deals, tell them if they find you buyer there a referral fee.

You can waste a whole lifetime blogging and socializing in the wrong places.I can recommend the top notch sites to use :1. twitter (a must for social marketing)2. stumbleupon (get yourself some incoming links)3.

That lead me to some interesting blogs that answered my basic question.

We handle all the social media operations and track all the phone calls, emails and are supposed to create Excel deliverables to keep all the activity as records.We have tasks including sending emails to coordinate deals with banks and construction companies, operate blogs and all the its content for ad posting and cutting edge tweets, writing and posting investment newsletters, and flyers etc.

Also, nice shout-out on Ben Leybovich's most recent blog!

Proper Content StrategyAdd content to your site BLOG, BLOG, BLOGHave a plan for your content and ensure its On-Page SEO is on point5.

Attorney Richard Vetstein spoke at Black Diamond last year, and has published a blog on the subject: read it hereIt would be interesting to hear from any BP investors who have properties in Massachusetts tied up in limbo because of Ibanez.

Make sure to listen to all the BP podcasts, read the articles on the main blog and be active in these forums to learn a ton very quickly about any topic in real estate you want to know more about.This is also a great place to meet people that can be assets to your business.

We have smaller margins but are expenses and hassle are low.Definitly check out the blogs,podcast and forums.

Check out my BiggerPocket's article to learn about a landlord who blogged his way to higher rents.Also, neighborhood revitalizing is something I learned about the hard way.