I don't know your skill sets but I run a digital agency - from home - and all my virtual workers are stay at home moms that do SEO, or writing, computer work, VA's, web design or other things and they all earn at least $2000/mo or more. 

I'm hearing so much about direct mail, SEO, PPC and other Internet marketing techniques.

To get people calling you: Blogging, PPC, SEO, are by far the most effective for me.In general: Coldcalling, mailers, door knocking, and networking.

If you don't tender the option fee, you simply lose the right to terminate under para. 23 (assuming of course you used the TREC form)...you're not in breach of the contract.3.  

I have multiple opinions for JLL's best brokers and Colliers about wha to do but its all over the board about getting in now or waiting.I think the market for a small guy like me is to find ( some state) and look for class C or B properties under rented and use new technology to get it more operational and leased up + strong SEO marketing to drive traffic.  

(worth the $30 a month just for this - re: SEO)#2 benefit is posting to the marketplace forum#3 is being able to read the pro forum

If you know an experienced landlord or property manager, you could start by asking them, otherwise I would find a para-legal or notary whose business is tenant problems and evictions ... failing that, find an attorney who specializes in tenancy matters.

Similar to SEO you have to come up with an online strategy towards it.

I only build Wordpress sites due to the level of customizability as well as the SEO benefit (and the plugins).

If hiring a GC is the best way, would they give me free quotes on the costs to bring the property up to par? As