We are also going to use social media marketing since social media is a growing platform for self promotion and using Facebook and instagram ADS will enhance our business by reaching out to people with videos and clips.

Here is some additional information:1) I added her name last year as a joint account holder on my credit card to help build some credit history2) She was issued a US social security number when she worked several years ago in NYC as a nurse upon finishing nursing school at CUNY3) She has held a "Citibank Korea" checking account for several years4) She currently works for an international pharmaceutical company here in Korea making decent money (~$USD50k per year)5) We have filed our taxes separately for fiscal year 2016 and will do so again for 2017 and 2018 so that she will have 3 years of tax returns on file6) We currently own 7 rental properties that are all held in various LLC's which are managed by our c-corp.

Profits in the mgmt company will be subject to 15.3% self employment tax (unless you work through an S-Corp or you have a W-2 job that puts you up over the social security limits.2.  

I have a concern that a potential realtor, which has no social/referral connection to me and my social circle, may make favorable assumptions regarding vacancy, capex, location, etc.

There is a tax lien on the property for $137,000 because that is the amount Medicaid covered for Social Security. 

It's a student housing deal and wondering if anyone here is having luck or has any strategies, ideas, etc regarding using social media to get more tenants for an apartment deal.Thanks!

You could use instructors as marketers, inbound student lists, secured social media groups, program email lists, welcome pkgs and school billboards etc.  

It may not be the case for all towns and cities (especially if without a website) but is the case for most of the major cities.As you stated, different cities often are distinct with different social, cultural and economic characteristics and needs.

Our credit is good, but we are retired and our income is $4300/month from Arlington, VA rental (gross), $2000/month Social Security, $1100/month pension, and $2000/month from investments (stocks/bonds).Thanks in advance for your advice.Cheryl

It's social neighborhood website like FB but for your neighborhood.