May cost $150 but that's cheaper than another month's vacancy (pretty good response but one of the more expensive methods)-Yahoo Real Estate (I've had little success here)-Contact local university/grad school housing office and provide them your info-Put up flyers at your local coffee shops, library, grocery store and any other hangout.

If you are on a budget check out REI books from your local library.

Significant new development is going on in all 3 cities, but I would be hesitant to do anything site unseen in these markets.First Post, PC

I am going to order it today to add to my expanding library.

If you don't mention specifically what you like it is almost like a PC ( politically correct ) statement.  

I would love to see a feature like this even if it is to be able to pull up analysis I have done on my PC to view on my phone easily.

Well, it is if it is your primary job.The money spent on gas for a trip to your local library is a better investment for the average real estate investor than buying his books.

It appeared to be a posting from someone with a single property and created an environement of comfort. "4 br/ 2 ba, good street, rent 500 contact x @ xxx-xxx-xxxx.Alot of people who go to the library have found and are starting to use craigslist for property searches.

Rich, if you are not using a Mac, PLEASE - ditch your PC and head to the apple store.

Its next door to a church and within walking distance to the local elementary school and town library.