:)I put together a list of best practices for socially responsible landlords. 

People just ask for them at the end of meetings as some type of social norm.

So I'm here to socialize with like minded people and connect with newbies like myself who are experienced or inexperienced, investors and those who are willing to give insights to a newbie starting as a wholesaler in real estate.

I've never really been a big social media guy but I have learned that if you want to be a good investor you need to be connected...

They're pretty active on social media.

Another thing to keep in mind - it's socialism in EU and taxes are higher!

Can anyone recommend some must read books that go in depth on the best ways to use social media for marketing?

If you're closer into the city, I've seen this work for folks on social security.

Here's the scenario.A wholesaler sent me a property that I ultimately decided  to purchase for $12,500Wholesaler fee is $2500 so $15,000 all inDeal fell apart because we learned that that seller owed $25K on a second mortageShe is an older lady and is receiving social security, but no other incomeShe says the bank won't budge - they won't negotiate down the 25K debtProperty is worth around 30-35K, needs minor cosmetic (a few thousand) to be rent readyI've offered to pay 12.5K and have also offered a 5K loan that the seller would pay back to me over time but that only gets us to 17K.Any other ideas from you creative deal structuring experts out there on how to make this a win/win?

Good question...I wouldn't be trying to verify citizenship,, I would require that they have valid social security number so you can verify their credit.