Gathered up data on who they were friends with and gave you an idea of what kind of social circles they associated with?  

Over 75% of industry advertising is on social media - specifically Facebook and google.

its social and functional obsoleteness at play.. along with supply and demand  more housing than good renters or buyers.. this is what happened in Detroit.. 50k surplus homes..

While working the first day on my first job I realized that I was destined to become an entrepreneur I just did not know how to start without any money and my own social anxiety.Now seven years later, I joined BiggerPockets for real estate investments I am willing to trade physical labor if I have to just for knowledge and friends in the real estate business. 

Give me advice, socialize, network, or just chat...I'm here!

I joined the Baltimore REIA Inner circle program to get more insight into real estate investing.

Or put review up front like reviewthatlender.com or reviewmoneylenders.com.When we came up with our agency name, PushFire, we spent a lot of time in a thesaurus figuring out what we could place in front of "fire" that was available with 8 or less characters (and available on all social networks).

They have some renters conventions in Los Angeles and San Francisco scheduled for the Fall by 'TenantsTogether.org'http://www.tenantstogether.org/campaigns/rent-cont...http://tenantstogether.org/campaignsThey want to completely make private property and private Housing a social issue even if it's private housing that we have invested so much in.If they're going to build new affordable housing with taxes raised that's one thing.

The more I discuss it with those more experienced ( who invariably have a better "sense" on cost of repairs and ARV) I am under the impression if you find a property and spend some time analyzing its ammenities and features (and these coincide with your criteria), condition, neighborhood, etc, and your gut says "lets consider this one", compile some estimates for your repairs, build your profit in, your discount, and then shoot an offer over, with an explanation.At least if you put it under contract, you have some time with inspections and those more experienced in your circle to really look at the property with a fine-toothed comb.

Those without bank accounts can always get a Green Dot prepaid ATM card from Circle K or Walmart and use it to pay rent online but because we also own a couple of small retail shops in the area, we do also offer our tenants the option of paying by cash, cashier's check, or money order at our stores.