John, way to bring up an old post and shamelessly promote, yuk!

Most of us are using social media, in some form or another, to promote our real estate investing activities.

It gives you layouts, templates and marketing copy to promote your services and deals to investors.

The only item that I am trying to promote are Not For Profit REIA events in Philadelphia.

I'm not sure what the term is for these sleeper advocates is for selling commercial interests in forums, but what happens is that someone asks about some company an then you'll see rather new posters jump in with great praise an promote it with personal endorsements, some get paid to do so.So, new posters are often suspect since they are unknown in the forums.I suppose I may be a little a little closed-minded in that respect but it comes from years on here with thousands of posts an the experiences with these promoters.You are correct, the question was who has experience with the company.

There is also a junky house on the property that may or may not need torn down> I am promoting it as a mobile with land for $25K      MY QUESTIONS :  I kind of planned on whomever buys it paying cash, but am afraid that I'll be bombarded with people who THINK they will be getting a bank loan, and in the end will not be able to because of the mobile home factor or the condition (its decent, but will still need some work).  

@Shannon FrogI'm delivering this comment from the perspective of a working realtor, and am NOT IN ANY WAY promoting myself to you as a realtor.

At those events, be careful is anyone promoting high-cost education.

@Brandon Turner Thanks for the welcome.You and Josh promote the Keywords pretty well on the podcasts, so they are already setup!

Some people heavily promote that idea because it sounds good (aka marketing candy), but they are masking an ugly truth about the high cost of such an approach.