It wasn't until they realized that the photosharing component was what was the primary focus of their users that they pivoted to simply photos.  

We also have very seasoned and curated audiences on all social media platforms and search sites that we pay to get our clients properties in front of. 

You don't have any of their information like social security etc, so in the worst case scenario, what are you going to do if they stop paying rent?

I have reached out on social media to numerous brokers and it has gone well.

In your case it will be depreciable because I imagine they can’t do a component upgrade o something that old so you will be getting an entirely new system.

I'm currently an agent with Century 21 and I'm interested in running social media ads however the website that is provided to me through C21 is a bit dated and not very customizable.

As some of you or maybe all of you may know, a reddit group called wallstreetbets used social to put a few wall street big names to shame:How r/WallStreetBets Made GameStop's Stock Price Soar: Reddit Takes on Short Sellers - TLDR News - YouTubeWas this good for you?

@Spencer Nelson, As a millennial, of course i would say this: learn the ins & outs of social media marketing strategies (tik-tok, instagram, youtube) and get REALLY good at it.

Just call your credit card and have them add her as an authorized user making sure they use her social security number and date of birth. 

I would also agree with JJ P. that the 23 unit house is not as appealing due to social distancing.