Looking in our local newspaper at the house rental ads I notice most say the rent amount + deposit.

Like in newspapers, internet, that sort of thing?

Newspaper ads or craigslist ads?

Interesting to note, the State newspaper showcased the Sanford home for sale in the Charleston area as freebie advertising several weeks ago.

This particular person works in a department where he has access to files that go pretty much in the following order:1) Owner of property defaults on mortgage2) Bank sends lawyer a referral to start paperwork to foreclose on property3) They have to set a hearing to the judge so that the client (bank) can explain how defendant defaulted on the mortgage4) When the judge grants it, the foreclosure process starts and the property goes to sell5) They then do a notice to sell in the news paper for a certain date that the judge sets the sell6) When sell day arrives, its like an auction in the courthouse, and client (bank) shows up, person that defaulted may show up to bid, and any third parties interested in the property.My question is, is there anyway I can take advantage of this type of connection when in the wholesaling business?

I was wondering if anyone who has sold a multitude of mobile homes can chime in on the effective of internet ads (Craigslist, etc.) vs. print (newspapers, etc.) to find mobile home buyers.I don't want to stereotype, but my intuition tells me that mobile home dwellers aren't as "connected".

I plan on blasting that area with CL ads, backpage ads, newspaper ads and over 500 bandit signs that I just recently ordered to be sent to my uncles house there in Joplin.

Best place - craigslist.Other avenues: sign out front, newspaper ad, signs in stores/kiosks/bulletin boards/etc, mls, other websites.I'm sure there are plenty of other places to advertise but if you have a decent property priced right, you shouldn't have too much trouble getting it rented out.

That's why I have been searching the internet, libraries, newspapers, magazines, etc. for anything else on this.

I think he might have second thoughts on that based on his comments about owning stock in newspapers.