See the city, tour the neighborhoods, check out some properties, meet the team.

You can do this as a private individual from your personal page but I think a business page is better just to keep your personal life separated.I advertise rentals all the time on facebook and it generates a lot of traffic for me.

I am most certainly NOT a whale in this business with all the answers but if I can be of assistance please contact me anytime.We are doing lease-financing, subject to's, and fix and flip/hold deals with private lenders in our area so if anyone can use some help or advice please speak up. 

{Roof, foundation, windows, balconies (if any), driveways, building structure, landscaping, signage...are all things to consider for repairs in this early stage - to decide if you want to move forward with a full tour of the property).Hope this helps...

As others mentioned, you might want to talk to a private lender or try to get seller financing.

(If it's Self Storage - PM me or check out some of my other posts on Bigger Pockets for some more insight.)Think of the latter (passive investing) as being a private lender, Equity Investor, accredited investor or something of the sorts that gives you opportunity into a multitude of investment opportunities. 

Do you already have the deal and private raise for the 40% down?

I used Hard Money, and Private Money How did you add value to the deal?

I've always felt that wholesaling and private money are the best ways to get started.

I'm open to using a private money lender, however I also see intrinsic value in establishing a relationship with a local bank.