My wife and I came across a lead from one of our social media campaigns, but the seller has property in Lamar, Arkansas.

Would you do only live video, or throw in normal social media posts with photos?

Hello BP Members,I've been listening to Brandon's Rental Property Investing book this weekend where he mentioned these forums.It seems like a great tool, so here I am.I'm a Facility Manager based in Safety Harbor so I have quick access to Tampa, St.

TOTAL SCAM  .. sad but this is all over the social media and internet.. people fall for it every day.. its the real estate lendings version of the Nigerian prince scams..    

Try giving incentive to those who drive neighborhoods for a living (mail/package carriers, etc.) or to people living in the area, social media etc. - ex: $500 for any vacant home lead we actually close on

TBH, it's a great way to start, and I tend to recommend going as low as possible when working with a new operator.Private lending is the other good route, and I would say that has a slightly higher safety factor.

Either go online and create it on one of the online platforms (easiest, cheapest, but least legal protection as they are pretty cookie cutter) OR hire an attorney to set it up (most expensive, more involved, high level of legal protection)As far as social media goes, if your create an LLC, use the name of it.

Not big into social media due to it being a distraction, but it'll have to change to get more networking.  

A large number of older property owners don’t get out much nor do they get on social media.  

For example if you were to say we have an emergency foundation issue on a lot of combined townhomes that needs to be resolved immediately due to the safety of the members of our community then sure I can wrap my head around that.