Positive social media reviews can be bought; It's much harder to fake a satisfied customer!

That and being able to check out properties when it is convenient for you, not have to depend on other peoples schedules or have random people from someone's team show up to help you.

She wants to sell her house but she is nervous that once she sells the home the income will be reported to social security and the income she receives from SSI will be significantly reduced or taken away. 

Wasn't thinking of moving at the time.So while my roommates lived above me I was happy to come down to my own space and only needing to go up to use the kitchen, enter or leave the house or have social encounters with them.

And he charged me an extra $85 for a random excel file that took 5 minutes of his time.Actually I talked with a bunch of CPAs and they said the $1100 is right in line with my situation, it's what most real estate CPAs would charge for my situation.Whether it's $1100, $500, or $5000, I for the life of my cannot understand why I can't get a reply from a professional.

I've got 4.9* across multiple properties and hundreds of stays.A few other random lessons learned I didnt see above...- Anything above a 1 bedroom has minimum age of 25 for me.

If I find the property owner of a vacant property and then I am able to find them on Facebook or Twitter or another social media site, is it appropriate to send them a private message inquiring about buying the property?

What have been your experiences advertising on Facebook, Instagram, etc for finding deals? Does the "We Buy Houses" advertisement work within these markets? 
If so, what is your best advise? I am in the Hampton Roads...

I think many travelers are choosing a vacation home to ensure social distancing.

They are all retired with no W2 income but have social security, pensions, and other rental income from their holdings as well as sufficient cash portfolio.