Do some research, join the CLA and the LaundromatHowTo Facebook Group and webpage, ask questions and learn about what it really takes to run them. 

The facebook events kind of slip by me too easily so I'll be putting it in my phone from now on.

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:other than BP i dont use social media  at all.. other than for my grandkids on facebook.. 

(I would use every possible avenue including facebook, craigslist, local coffee shops, college campuses, etc. in order to advertise your property).

My best Facebook moment was when it tried to make a "year in review" of my Facebook page (I'd logged in for some random reason).

If this company has any kind of online presence (Facebook, Twitter, Google, Angie's List, Better Business Bureau, etc.), you can try airing your grievance there to bring them back to the negotiating table.Also, if these folks were referred to you, be sure to go back to the referrer and let them know of your displeasure!

Also copy and paste all of the info from your presentation into online ads and posts on investor networking sites, Facebook Investor Groups, Linked-In Investor Groups, CraigsList, local online classifieds, etc.Then take your PDF in paper form to local Investor Club Meetings and any real estate auctions you can find.

If that doesn't work then I would post my deal on Facebook groups I am a member of. 

The CEO of Facebook was brought before Congress and questioned intensely.

I was wondering if it was a good idea to start a Facebook group that allows any current student to look for housing, subletting, etc.