my perspective comes from 20 years in the space as a HML who basically created the BRRR that is famous today..the industry if you can call it that.. started in Socal with radio shows and marketing companies aligning with fix and flippers in the cash flow markets  ( Mid west  northesast deep south) areas were you have plenty of SFR's huge disproportion of renters to owners.. ( more renters less owners than CA).Some of the out fits like a Memphis Invest grew to the point that they did not need marketing companies like the ones you suggest above and there are others.In the old days it was pretty tough for the mid west guys to do this on their own and they relied almost soley on marketers for their sales..Much like me as a builder developer and retail flipper relies solely on the MLS to sell my props.the issue is the Memphis MLS does not show up on the LA MLS..

This is actually a very famous closing technique for all your sales people out there called the "Ben Franklin close".  

Like the famous quote goes (I maybe off a little), "we wanted flying cars and we got 140 characters". 

Back before Brandon Turner upgraded to a better microphone and before they upgraded to professional jingles for the famous four and quick tips.I am newly licensed Real Estate Agent as of September 16, 2016.

Hi Elijah welcome to the BP community as a newbee myself I'd recommend you to read the world famous book from Robert koyosaci rich dad poor dad and don't forget to check out the "ultimate beginners guide" from bigger pockets.com

So I introduced myself to other famous investors such as Preston Ely and Chris Goff.

Oh yes, famous "pocket" listing.

“Famous Odysseus, great glory of Achaea, draw near, and bring your ship to rest, and listen to our voices.

Our first meeting will be on January 4th at 11:00 AM at Magoon's Famous Delicatessen. 632 S 8th St, St Joseph, MO 64501We will be discussing what we want the group to be.

Can anyone attest that building a real estate portfolio outperforms dollar cost averaging the famous indexes over the long term?