There should be social media marketing happening. 

I've discovered some highly successful remote examples that all seem to have similar qualities: - Located within 1-2 hr of a large metropolis area on a very secluded lot- Attractive Architectural Design Elements (Think a "Trendy" Scandinavian A-Frames)- Strong Social Media Presence & Strong Market Plan I understand this idea a little more Conceptual compared to other Airbnb models, so I'm curious if anyone has any insight here. 

Also since SVB went down the number of posts/discussions on social/reddit about removing money from their bank has skyrocketed.

Finally, he responded via social media and my sales rep was able to get his correct phone number.

Google also takes into account the social discussions about your site or brand.

This means spending money on marketing, websites, SEO, SEM, social media marketing, content production, virtual assistants, cold calling services, text messaging services, lists, data research, property research, etc.  

Hi all, what’s best website for tenant to submit the rent I try to set up on TurboTenant but ask me for my social and date of birth those are quite personal info.Any other free portal to charge tenant rent do you Recomend?

Hi all, I rented my house to a tenant and when I checked her social media, in some of her posts she chainsmoked cigarettes inside the house.At first she was smoking in balcony. 

Currently rented but renter is open to moving or staying - whatever works.Property has great rental income potential - close to restaurants, country club, and area attractions.We are showing the property Friday and Saturday - with social distancing rules in place!

What that has meant for me is:1) bought an apartment (A area) to live in , hacked it (made a small rental in it, besides living in it), and it was slated to appreciate, which it did (doubled in eight years/now plateaued)2) bought half an attached house (C area) with a partner, rent has stayed the same, house is maybe keeping up with inflation but no more than that3)bought another apartment (A area) as a rental, which is slated to appreciate, which it did (up 25% in five years), rented at what BP thinks is too low, but for me it's fine as appreciation had not yet plateauedI wish I would have gotten into this sooner, (I did try, but it didn't go, and there was no BP to help me at the time), but as it is, these properties will allow me to eventually retire much more comfortably than I would have been able to on my small pension and social security.