Cherish, that would be the right way to do it.

You can see all the addresses they've lived at, what states they've been residents of, criminal convictions, all their email addresses, and their online social profiles.

As the process accelerates, we will begin to face problems technology cannot help us with, such as the social strife created by those left behind as well as others in developing countries who will feel newly empowered and demand a greater political voice.We will also have to change how we view work.

Deal with that as well.I also   suggest you leave low income housing to the pros, it's the Public Housing Authority, they have a staff of babysitters, security folks, social workers and maintenance folks to ensure safe and affordable housing is available to this "needs" group.Now, for your predatory slip up, doing rent to own and later when you sell in 30 years, you need to back up in your thinking of being a crook, selling but not really trying to sell, rent, rinse and repeat types.....not to mention that rent to own will put you in violation of Dodd-Frank, federal law!

The inability to own a home has negative impacts upon the social system.

Social media can be addicting and a time waster, including the time I spend right here on BP on this Real Estate Investing Social Network.

Assert them in all of your dealings.Ok, so I sound like a social worker or a guidance counselor.

Agents post to social media pages, host open houses, email blast to their contacts, flyers to local business' are some ways to market. 

My interests within the property market are buy to let to build a steady income long term to improve my future finances although, what i really want to do is to buy property that are in need of development to produce high standard living for social housing or private tenants.

In addition to me doing wholesale deals in Chicago, I nationally do Web Design Consulting, Social Media Management, Marketing, and Graphic Design.