Saw LB bankers with cardboard boxes full of their stuff on the subway...

The ruling states"The amendment to Rule 506 permits an issuer to engage in general solicitation or general advertising in offering and selling securities pursuant to Rule 506, provided that all purchasers of the securities are accredited investors and the issuer takes reasonable steps to verify that such purchasers are accredited investors."

Try this, maybe this sounds crazy but I know it works:Step 1) Buy a map of your city or townStep 2) map out where all the "Big Box" stores are, or shopping malls.Step 3) Make up some weatherproof cardboard signs saying "I buy houses" and include your phone number and or website.

I own this one rental at $500k basis + 3 others at $275k basis + 5 others at $50-60 basis and honestly the 4 pricey units, I have no issue renting and no issue with payments even though those 4 are less than 1% rents while the cheap ones are at over 2% rents, I seem to always be doing maintenance + having issues with tenants and of course thats natural and why you get 2%.I guess in the end for me, I have a high income from work and I want real estate investing to be more long term + peace of mind than high income, but yes I began with the cheap properties but im noticing that although they cash flow well, they dont appreciate and the tenants are annoying to me.

In Apr 2016 all of my credit card issuers started sending me interest free cash advances for 1 year.....so I took them up on their offer and bought 5 more houses and had all of the projects running and completing at in the same time period. 

If it is a prepaid debit card check have them check with the card issuer if the card allows ACH debits.  

The SEC also considers a person to be an accredited investor if he is a general partner, executive officer, director or a related combination thereof for the issuer of unregistered securities.Read more: Accredited Investor http://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/accreditedinvestor.asp#ixzz4dzRtu3Fu

Sure, if all of your bedrooms are much smaller than the neighbors' then you have an issue.  Really

@J Scott  agreed on the area.. most low end areas I have seen  when I look at that video and Ned I assume that was Ned leading the charge.. was able to remove a plastic pane and some card board and walk in and the persons belongs are still there.. 

On a related note, at least here in Ohio, the marketing issue really comes down to publicly advertising.