The guys that throw it are active on BP and advertise the open house.  

Things are just easier when I can invest with some type of capital.While I'm doing so, it seems I've gotten a bit ahead of myself with the advertising (haha) and now calls from my website are starting to come in increasingly regularly.

You could check it easy enough with MLS access.However believe when I say it is highly unlikely they are falsely advertising on this.

@Kris BensonHello Kris did you ever find someone to help you with your online advertising.

DISCLAIMER: I am not familiar with your states licensing practices but I am sure they can be found at the department of state easily enough.This allows you to advertise to the public.

I just had a property turn over and followed this procedure for the showings:I advertise the property and handle all calls, emails, texts on it and set up viewing appointments (I group them all within 30-45 minutes on one day)The current tenants show the property to prospective rentersWhen someone applies, they email or fax in the application and pay the application fee via PayPal (although I am now trying out Cozy for applications) and I process the applicationIf the application passes, I prepare and email over the lease for signatureWhen the lease is signed and sent back to me, I send over a payment request for the first month's rent (via Dwolla or Cozy)At the check-in, I drive to the property to check them in myself and collect the security deposit in secured funds (or use Cozy to collect it beforehand)I have been doing the above for a long time and it has worked pretty well.

There are many lenders who advertise on here, or do a search for some investment lenders and see who has good ratings and reviews.

This has come at a time when I have no money for advertising.

Hello all,
I have a rental property in Gainesville, Fl. It's located in a ideal location and has brought in about 1400 a month. However it has had issues with settlement. Not a sinkhole all repairs are under warranty....

I usually create both a rental ad and a sale ad, both advertising the home as a lease option type of deal, in zillow rental manager (used to be postlets), which then syndicates to zillow, trulia, hotpads, aol, etc.