Many investors are into their 40s, 50s, and 60s, and may not be too familiar with digital and social marketing opportunities, and may be limiting themselves substantially by only marketing their properties through "hard" methods (print newspapers, mailers, calls, etc.)I have a BA in Media Studies/ Communications, training in digital video production and post production, and experience in digital marketing through email, Facebook, and other social media. 

I will put the information to work.Would it be safe to say the best way to procure or lure these people out is through word of mouth, or social media?

I would start by building relationships with the top producing agents in your office and advertising their listings such as sitting open houses, door knocking neighbors, direct mail, social media or email.

As far as Society Hill, it's a very big development, so lots of neighbors and kids, but the area is more commercial, not really nearby anything other than some big box stores and a few restaurants in strip centers, but it is safe, family oriented, parking spots for every home, and they're really nice inside and well maintained common areas.

Large franchisee with a track record and hundreds of stores.4.

Both have no problems with providing paystubs & references from recent landlords Guy #1: Credit score around 630 Store Manager – Been with company for 3 years.

The engineered products at the box stores can start as thin as 5/16 and it that is what you bought it unfortunately explains a lot of the issues you're having.

Staples, a Office Max, or dome other big box business store may sell real estate contracts.

It may be a little sneaky, but to me it's no more so than mystery shopping a store. 

Can anybody reccomend the best store for pricing on cabinets and granite in Toledo or Cleveland?