Or @mention them; https://www.biggerpockets.com/faq/how-to-at-mentio...Otherwise they have no idea that you're seeking their attention and they may never come back to the original post. 

In the long term I do advise my clients to pay attention to what is going on locally in our markets in New York to try to get a sense of whether they think taxes will go up in the long-term. 

First id suggest reading forums on the site, listening to podcasts, listening to audiobooks on Real estate investing (easier for me to pay attention).. and actually reaching out to people with experience.

The in class manual is follow along the lecture and Frank is funny and makes it really interesting to keep you focused and attentive to the material being presented.

I'd suggest any class offered by Chris Barnett, Kandyce Ellis or Travis Everette.You'll definitely want to pay attention to the  License Examination Performance by School and look at the pass rates of each school. 

Sending the 3 day notice to terminate at a minimum will get their attention. 

They had myself & a couple other landlords on the show to give the viewers a perspective from the landlord's eyes but it was the same nonsense.

I can always appreciate when people think outside of the box to market their properties: A little Christmas humor: https://www.baltimoresun.com/business/real-estate/...Some risque marketing: https://www.foxnews.com/real-estate/houston-area-r...A Panda Boost: http://emgn.com/s2/boost-propertys-profile-panda-p...Would you step out of the norm to get attention for your listing?

Just be sure to calculate that date properly because a judge (at least in Cook County) will toss the notice in a second if its wrong and the tenant brings that to their attention (even if your date is after the required one).

To me this is not investing but rather speculating, and speculating in an asset that is going to take time and attention.