It seems that Twitter may be the hardest social network in terms on converting potential investors into buyers.

I'm in Mission Viejo, but all over the area for business.

For bonus points share your success story on your own site, as a guest blog post on someone else's site, or via social media -- of course, we hope you'd link back to the site (see #5) in addition!

Blogging and social Media-This is new to me and it does take time to get this rolling.

That is without using social networking sites like facebook etc.

I'll get that from the courthouse.I'll need the loan number of the mortgage wit US Bank, the GF may have this as she has been making payments, otherwise I will need the borrower's social security number forthe bank to lookit up as they probably won't give me the loan number at this point.I'm also going to need a Special Durable Power of Attorney from my inmate owner as he won't be showing up to do anything.

The deposit was $500, credited towards the total security deposit, and the tenant told me she would be getting the balance from a social services agency once I provided her with a copy of the C/O to send them.That took an extra week to get, but I gave her the C/O and she submitted it to the agency yesterday.

Many of my clients pay their salary in December once they know what their year end is going to look like.You will have to have very significant(Greater than 5mil) earnings to be ineligible to operate as an S-Corporation.They will only pay Social Security and Medicare on their salary the additional is passed through to them as a distribution which is not subject to SS or Medicare.As I said before though if you are in a very high tax bracket you may want to consider setting up differently.

http://www.inman.com/news/2012/06/12/new-reo-rental-program-seeks-returns-investorsLooks like there's some "mission driven capital" entering the fray now too (read... we can completely screw up our acquisitions and deliver terrible returns because we're providing "social change")

We can’t advertise, but market ourselves by attending a handful of the local REI clubs each month and spend time socializing and getting to know our borrowers who, in our case, are local house flippers.