I recommend that you do if anything in order to avoid using your social security number on it. 

It's like they've accepted that they'll be working 12 hour days until they're 45, they're delaying thinking about saving or investing until then, and the only currency they care for is social currency in their niche social circles.

Look me up on social media... let's stay connected!

Over 3 or 4 years we sold and seller financed all the property and were getting $85k or so year before we started collecting social security.When we moved to the Texas hill country I started doing a couple of flips per year which often replaced mortgages that had been paid off.We still have 2 mortgages paying us about $700/month we each get social security, combined about $55,000 year and we're both 70+ so we're at RMD point on our rollovers, about $68,000/year, plus dividends and capital gains from mutual funds.I don't think we'd be doing as well with just REI because people often moved or refinanced when the stock market was in free fall.Neither of us worked past 54 years old.

It's like they've accepted that they'll be working 12 hour days until they're 45, they're delaying thinking about saving or investing until then, and the only currency they care for is social currency in their niche social circles.

You could also reach out via social networking like you're doing.

Basically, you become the employer and the employee, which means you have to pay both sides of the social security and medicare taxes.

@Nichole Stohler I follow this guy on social media who is a serially entrepreneur and reads a lot of personal development books.  

So providing a great useful information as well being omnipresent cold calling, postcards, social media post is key for any professional!

If you're not so lucky you outlive your money and live on social security your last few years of life.