We're not wholesalers but we have sold some deals which would be classified as wholesale.  

You can do classified ads, online classifieds, flyers, business cards, bird dogs, hire a company to send out mailers, etc, etc.

Not that mind people brokering a deal, it's just that I don't want my property to be tied up and not close.It used to be that one could just run an ad in the Sunday paper and be blitzed with calls from good buyers with cash in hand, but now the real estate classifieds section has shrunk to almost nothing as the readership has dwindled and ad rates have been jacked up.

Quite often newspaper classifieds are quite expensive.FSBOs are more likely to be found in the throw awy free papers: Nickel Ads, Penny Saver, etc.But the best pplace to look is the FREE ads on Craigslist.

Start looking for motivated sellers.Check your classifieds for stale ads.

I’m struggling with how to think about and classify real estate in the broader context of what my “number” is.

(In the late 1970's I ran a classified ad in the NY Times for a realtor client of my ad agency and sold a $2.5 million house in one day.)

It’s fast to log expenses and I can snap a photo and also classify it into a tax deductible category.

Being new to commercial loans - is there a requirement that will classify a property as commercial?

So I'm going to take him a notebook, todays newspaper (with nothing available for rent in the classifieds), and some fruit; all in a basket.