Also being a millennial I believe social media can be extremely beneficial, I don’t currently have the creative ability to come up with unique posts and to come up with them consistently.

I believe there is a significant (and underestimated) emotional component to a well landscaped yard.

I tried to get a quote from Foremost, but they wanted my social security number just to quote out over the phone.

SCAMMERS   social media in all forms is infected by these scammers..

Some may prefer not to and opt for something like ShinePay which I was heavily considering but the device itself is relatively expensive, they take $4 for every $100 and it just seems like there's room for more issues to arise whether it be with the software and/or its components, customer support, increase in fees in the future, compatibility issues with tenant's phone, etc., etc.  

You also want to ask about recency of the numbers, whether they identify if its a mobile number or not and how quickly they get it back to you.From there, you can call, text, mail, email and even run social ads to get in front of those prospects.

I think with the broker he was more concerned about his social media and doing big deals rather than running the loan for my "small" deal.

Stacking the ARM trick on top is especially popular as a special loan just for medical doctors, basically taking advantage of the fact that their 10 years in school didn't include any personal finance 101 component. 

However, I’m hesitant now because I’m concerned that the tenants may not follow proper hygiene and social distancing protocols which would heighten the risk of exposure especially if one of them gets infected.Which brings up a reasonable question;If you decide to try this, would you include these concerns in your house rules and on a more sensitive note, would you require your tenants to be vaccinated to qualify?

Every utility has a "service fee" component, so you are adding cost when you split.