I haven't used it, myself, but I understand that you have to advertise frequently or the ad gets buried.Best of luck!

We dropped the asking rental price from $2.4k to $2.2k, have it advertised through MLS/Trulia/Zillow/Craigslist etc.

He was selling local print advertising for a throwaway at the time.I am the former chairman of the Illinois Manufactured Housing Association (2015-2016) and a long-time board member.

They advertise on Facebook.

As far as rezoning- that is part of the value add of my company, we are assisting seller with applying for the modification.I'd like to advertise funding options and need a lender or investment group that will tell me roughly what the terms would look like.

Get a lease/option with the seller so you can legally advertise the property (because you have a lease). 2. 

@Miles StanleySome companies out there are advertising certain products but they still need to be underwritten.

I'm also a realtor but don't advertise it because I mainly just work on my own stuff.

I laugh when a guru or investor uses the term "buy under market value" if the seller advertised on the market, the sale price struck IS the market value, so look up the definition of "real estate market value"!  

They draw a lot of people looking for deals, but I think they like time to advertise for best turnout.