Social media influencers are not going away any time soon.

What are some good strategies for growing a social media base for real estate?

@Ben Welch if you acquire cash flowing property, you don't really need a large appreciation to get a great return on your investment.With that said, I'm pretty bullish on Canadian real estate.

Even with a stipulation on the lease of no parties, .. these are students and they love social interaction. 

These ladies only receive some social security and I'm sure don't file 1040's, but I would think they would still qualify for a check. 

I am looking for recommendations for an accountant that specializes in REI. I need guidance on structuring my investments and growth. Anywhere in Canada is fine as my portfolio spans several provinces. 

As I was promoting the lot for a potential buyer, I saw how someone made a post about selling the exact same land at a higher price on social media.

Its a big business and has infected all of social media including Facebook,  Linkdin  and BP  and of course connected Investors they really are prevalent on that site.Google Lendinghome  they have a nice matrix on how they lend money and the pricing structure  this would be a template for reality on pricing and experience.  

Primarily looking at places needing cosmetic fixes - new bathrooms, kitchens, floors, and paint...then getting tenants in.My true expertise is in marketing and advertising - I've been running digital, mobile, and social media advertising sales for the last decade - and I am more than happy to lend a hand to anyone needing brainstorming, ideas, strategy, or just back-and-forth discussion in this area.

Perhaps if you can find someone who'll mentor you in exchange for some kind of service you can provide to them (Social media?)