I saw it on Facebook...I don''t spend much time at The Huffington Post.

The Status says Active.

I bet its social media that is making it grow quickly.Everytime I make a new topic or update my status it goes onto my Facebook page.

(That is regardless of LP/GP status) So debt financing might be a little difficult if you do not plan ahead with how you actually plan to capitalize the asset.Assuming the property is commercial in nature, you would have two options.

You could friend them on facebook to keep in touch this way as well if you feel comfortable with that.

. $1,000 per job, on site every day with status updates to me.Your feedback / opinions are welcome as always...Danny

I make post to my Facebook real estate groups, I post on Craigslist and backpages and linkedin advertising for buyers and I don't get nearly the response I think I should be getting.

. - learn how to micro-blog, learn how to use Facebook, learn how to use video, learn how to create a true blog.

You can try http://www.arello.com but your best bet would be to go to the state's commerce department or department that oversees real estate licensing where it should list for each agent license status and if there are any restrictions on the license.

Now I'm no pro at this cause i have yet to find a buyer for any of my properties that i have found where the seller was in a " Pre Foreclosure" status which i believe is also refered to as "being on the steps" or in other words about to be taken to court.