You have gotta have your social media working hard for you and really network online to start to create a presence Hope this helps

I always say to those people 'mixing feelings and business is a great way to stay broke but you must like that feeling' or 'you don't deal with money, I thought you were in the business of selling houses but apparently your a social work who likes monopoly money that's interesting tell me more'....lol just ways I like to play around with those guys if your gonna jerk me I'm gonna jerk you but anyway........I like both the fake money and and sticker ideas though, both worth at least a 'litmus test'.

However I stipulate in the rental contract that they may not engage in illegal activity or downloading copyrighted files, specifically mentioning bit torrent, and doing so is a breach of the rental contract.I don't make much money on it but a number of tenants have mentioned it was what pushed them over the edge to rent a $3k apt, which admittedly is high.

And, as Charles points out, there are different types of success, financial success, social and personal accomplishments.

But the actual lead conversion occurs when you are engaging with sellers directly and proposing how you can help meet their needs.

For me, I'm looking for a brokerage who's got the Social Media platform on lock!

A PM can enforce the rules without having to live with any of the residents, it si effective so long as the board backs them on a united front.Don't know if this helped, but your HOA is a really social issue, probably not so much as a point of law.

Be careful comparing your personal reality to everyone's social mask.

We're social animals and tend to instill a lot more trust and confidence in those we meet personally.

Also, stay active and engage in topics here, those who do end up more successful than those who do not.