@Christian Clauson - If I am a newbie from west coast and really have $200K, I won't be posting that on social media.

@Scott Meyers  thanks Scott was just wondering if you were locking into some specific stat.being CA native its about on cue that every 10 years or the market does a swoon.. then comes roaring back.I look at my business life in CA.. mid to late 70s recession  with the war ending.mid 80s interest rates at 20% plus SL melt downfor us late 80s was induced by Earthquake and the war in Iraqthen dot com bubble burst.. but that was short lived.then the Mother of them all the GFCSo when I think of these that personally affected me and my business they all had different trigger points.With a lot of it simply being media and consumer confidence and people following the herd.

For those not in the industry they tend to read news media fodder.

I currently work in digital media with a background in branding, marketing, web development, print, and broadcast. 

I tend to have not supportive friends and friends that are kinda jealous of where I am in life so I'm just wondering if I should add fire to the fuel by posting it on my social media

More specifically, a tenant who was out of town, sent me a screenshot of a snapchat (social media for those of us who aren't familiar with snapchat) of fire trucks and ambulances asking if I was aware of what was going on and that she was fearful that the 4-Plex had caught on fire and burned to the ground.

I am also a Realtor member of the Tampa Bay Area's GTAR with 50,000+ members.Some of the services available to Realtor's clients are:Via the MLS to its 50,000+ Realtors & their Caravan toursProfessional easy to read signage with brochure dispensersMinimum of 25 professional photographs on MLS Real or virtual staging on those photographsDrone views of home and neighborhoodTwilight views giving a warm and homey feeling Narrated Video Tours on the MLS which then feeds Realtor.com, Zillow, Homes, Redfin, + many more a 3-D floor plan with exact measurements for the MLSa 3-D 360 degree tour of every room in the house for the MLS a Dollhouse view of the house on the MLS 4 page 8 1/2 x 11" Color Brochures with 26 photographs Social Media Campaigns via Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, Tumblr, Pinterest, etc.Well Advertised Open houses on .coms & socialSince 95% of today's buyers are using the internet to search for homes, and 50% actually found the homes they bought on the internet, it makes sense to put the home on the internet with its own website, using its address as the domain name.Consultation on upgrades, curb appeal, and declutteringWhether it makes sense to an investor to use a Realtor or not is an individual business decision.

It was a bit confusing and I wasnt sure if it applied to me or not as I had already taken depreciation so I figured I would have to recapture it and pay taxes on it any way.http://www.fticonsulting.com/~/media/Files/us-files/insights/articles/saving-depreciable-tax-basis.pdfJust for general knowledge...When a property is sold as a tear down, do they assign the entire sale price to the "Land" or do they split it up between Land and building-even though the value is all in the land?

There are other national outlets that have such 'lists' but I haven't looked at the quality of the listings.

., you mention a spot that I am extremely weak in, social media networking!