What doesn't work is jumping from driving for dollars to mailers to cold calling to SEO and back again.I'd consider your budget, who you want to target, and what type of media they're most likely to consume.

It's awesome that you're self-aware and are looking ahead to what this might mean for you in the future.My first thought is that you're seeing maybe a lot of people on social media talking on camera talking about their successful real estate endeavors.

I need my walls, and kitchen cabinets repainted, new toilets reinstalled, new flooring, new electrical outlets and light switches to be changed, and a few other minor repairs.

Purchase price: $42,000 Cash invested: $50,000 Sale price: $144,900 I found this house on social media!

Knowing how these things go, I was sure my inspector noted every electrical anomaly (improperly grounded outlets, missing GCFIs, etc) in the basement & first floor. 

During the summer we are frequently dealing with popped circuit breakers and outlets going out, which is the result of an overdrawn system.An electrician was called out and he wants to demo and install a completely new electrical system (2) new 20 amp gfi circuits in the kitchens, and (1) new 20 amp. gfi circuit in the bathrooms, of each unit and gave a proposal.Have any of you had a similar experience.

Some use "snakes" to clear a clog.Many landlords don't care to address electrical issues but often these might involve replacing an outlet or a light switch that have bit the dust. 

Television and Radio ads, direct mail, and pay-per-click and social media ads are where the big boys are spending their money. 

Just down the street from a new popular shopping outlet. 1,900 Square feet at least.

There's something they're trying to accomplish, most people aren't "Karens" without cause, despite what social media generally says.What does your contract say about breaking a lease early, rental rate, repairs, etc?