Moderators note: Linking social media accounts here is self promotion, so not allowed.As far as your question, yes social media is very powerful in the real estate industry.

Alternatively, in some Markovian brand-choice models mentioned above, there is an option of inclusion market variables (e.g. promotion) into the updating rule for the buying propensities.

The reason I ask is because I often see BRRRR promoted as THE WAY to invest in real estate on BP.

Most jurisdictions are actively promoting these infill programs.

If success is genuinely when preparation and opportunity meet, then I can see the light.Feeling priced out of the Seattle Market, battling my frustrations because my brain is convincing me everyone has it figured out but me, and some "hiccups" with my career and health, I was beginning to think everything I was reading was B.S. to sell books.

Check out SB13, it has a 5 year deferment of non-health and safety issues when built prior to 2020.  

In OR, 10% seems kinda high unless it's a really hard to move property that he's going to spend a s*** ton promoting.

@Sarah Giffin if I were you I would look for local banks or credit unions that would be your best bet.U cant self promote on BP open forum etc..

CRMs, social media ads, promotional products, SEO, SEM, probate marketing, and of course, ZTR (Zillow, Trulia, Realtor.com) where you can spend money like it's free and unless you're spending tens of thousands per month, you'll generally get crap for ROI

That leaves you with six houses, your personal house, your life and your health.