I don't like to broadcast all details like that on open forums like this, so I'll PM you.

Remember, it's only libel if it is NOT TRUE.Legal definition:  Libel is the written or broadcast form of defamation, distinguished from slander, which is oral defamation.

An example is a 2 unit I have under contract now -- 106,500, each unit renting for $600, tenants pay own utilities (almost unheard of in this part of maine -- maybe 1 out of 20 2 units pay own heat, 1 out of 50 3 units and ZERO 4 units and above) -- it only cash flows slightly but it's in a very desirable neighborhood, dead end street, only sfs and duplexes -- tenants are a state representative who just graduated from Colby College and a high school soccer coach - longer term, very neat, professional.

We broadcast every day during the week and all the shows are archived.

@Padma Mody asked this question offline but maybe the story is good enough to broadcast on the greater forum.When I began searching for rentals, I was looking at 3-4BR properties within my school district because I think the schools draw families to my area.  

It was your pretty standard flip, but there were 4 things that we made mistakes on that ended up costing us: (a) Comps didn’t support our ARV (1 comp did, but that was it), (b) contractor forgot to leave room for a fridge on the one wall – yikes, (3) garage door was too short to fit anything inside besides a car (Sorry, no Soccer Mom’s) and (4) we didn’t fix the terrible popcorn ceilings in front room and it was a huge eyesore as soon as you walked in.

Lower the price, and use larger broadcasting platforms like craigslist and BP market place (one of the best reasons for having a pro account.

I discovered that there is very strict federal regulations (google TCPA Oct 2013) in regards to pre-recorded voice messages or "broadcasts" and that you need written consent a.k.a opt-in prior to calling these people.

I've bought and sold notes on FCI Exchange and they provide a high quality service with escrow and broadcast to a market for note investors. 

Blaming the guy on the other side who's job it is to get a soccer ball through the goalposts for doing his job that he is paid for is misguided.