"Oh, and stop worrying" about your age, or your social economic background, or that you are a woman or that you are black or brown or green.

Everything on social media seems like a scam. 

Additionally, consider highlighting any unique aspects of the property, such as its proximity to public transport, local amenities, or any recent renovations.Another approach is to reach out to local community groups or social media platforms where people in the area may be looking for rental properties.

But getting older and wiser has taught me to preserve social capital especially with the zoning office.

Quote from @Raydeane Bouchard: Eight years ago, I purchased a 4-bedroom daylight rambler in Federal Way, WA (near Tacoma) with the intentions to subsidize my Social Security with the income from an AirBnB.

Santarelli as an absolute industry expert (podcast, websites, press, social media advertisement) cause investors to have a false sense of security.

@James Wise makes a living from social media.

Im sure a portion provide actual, tangible value, but a large portion are predatory scams that peddle hope and get rich quick promises via social media.

"Oh, and stop worrying" about your age, or your social economic background, or that you are a woman or that you are black or brown or green.

Nope, I’ve not and If you’re looking to connect with others who might have invested or have similar concerns, it might help to join investment forums or social media groups dedicated to tracking these types of companies.Also, if you’re interested in exploring more transparent and legitimate investment opportunities, feel free to reach out.