I've never been much of a social media user, but I've completely cut out social media activity that isn't real estate-related.

Our plan all along has been to purchase enough properties where we can retire and not have to worry about taking draws from our 401Ks, Social Security, etc., etc., etc..

@Al Williamson - Yes, they have agreed to advertise on their social media and are flexible with showings.

I mean prime rate is 5.5.. banks which are the lowest priced lenders for commerical loans are at 1 and 6.5    so you have 100% financing which does not happen on the internet.. rates way below reality and you send off your 1520 and its gone.Google  American Greeds website then watch the episode on Remington financial they were the mother of all pump and dump due diligence schemes.. but now its on social media with those that simply dont really understand ( and why would they if they are new to this) what reality is vis a vi rates and terms on flip loans or portfolio loans.

Social security number for tax filing.

There is something commercial landlords might be able to do to help reduce bad social conditions when their property is in a war-zone D neighborhood.

Yes, tell them they are all on the lease and each is responsible for the full amount.You are not concerned about the social structure within the house, only that the rent is paid and the property is kept in good condition.

What kind of marketing: social media, local papers, networking meetings? 

Even ones you think may not be interested, socialize more and network (reia, meetup, any social event) so you grow the number of people you come into contact with and can potentially speak to. just dont try to SELL, youre not selling youre providing opportunities to partner on an investment. 

I know the importance of being able to be found on social media platforms and all but what are some other clever marketing strategies you all are implementing to attract passive investors?