Jump on all of your social media accounts and post daily about your REI career, goals, etc.

@Eduardo EsquivelI have rented to clients of social programs pre-COVID and the organization guaranteed a security deposit and performed a detailed background check if there was damage to the unit after they moved out and never had a problem.

He wants my title company to get all information needed from his title company, meaning he does not want me to have any interaction with the seller. 

When she applied for a work permit prior to receiving a green card or any other immigration documentation she had to get a social security card.

Look at your marketing (I personally have had zero luck with FB marketplace but people SWEAR by it) and for younger tenants social media is the name of the game. 

Thanks for reading and interacting! 

Having a mentor has been amazing especially in the sense of learning how to get out there are start interacting with people and learning things from a ground level.Based off of my own common sense I know one of the faster ways to build something would be to go full time.

Yes, I can pay those, but really don't have other resources and I' concerned that this initial and immediate interaction will set a precedence of flexibility on the biggest, most important part of the arrangement. 

I'd also refrain from advertising on social media as to how much money you have. 

Share on social media and with everyone you know what you are doing.