I wish I had a blue print, but I do not.

Maybe passing out eBooks, running print on coaster books; creating landing pages and parlaying the idea. 

Hope it helps.How to Maintain Occupancy RateSet up Landing Page Online and direct people to itCreate postcard campaign and send it to people living in similar buildingsHe doesn’t recommend doing thisContact HR depts at all major employers in area to let them know about our wonderful aptsCreate tenant referral programOffer $x to someone who refers x # of tenants who sign a lease Set up open house and invite members of local community to attendOffer special discount on rent to military, police, first responders, like 50% off 1st month rentDesign for lease banners and put them up at entry way of propertyCreate corporate outreach programOur apt makes great housing for corporate executives and workers new to the area?

In addition to Crexi, you may check out the following too:CompStakTrrendReonomy//Loopnet (I think they may be under the same Crexi banner)Real Capital Analytics42FloorsTotalCommercial.comCoreLogicReisCostar

I have looked through the archives and there are a few threads on this topic but all that I found were really old and outdated.  So I am curious what the best option is today.  Any insight would be greatly appreciated.  

Hi Chris,Adding to what Jamie said just because you can build a larger duplex does not mean it is the most efficient use of that foot print within the setbacks. 

Maybe have some pre-printed material you could share that demonstrates your qualifications and what you're looking for.You have to really know your stuff.

So I saw a printed sign that looked pretty slick from an LLC that "buys ugly houses" (and in hindsight it wasn't really that ugly of a house, just needed cosmetic repairs), and their guy did a walk-thru and was willing to make me an offer that gave me about $2k of the $12k or so equity I "thought" I had built up in the house (although prices had been dropping). 

Not to mention I suspect many of these Heloc investors have never read the fine print. 

I am going to be using 3D Cement printed homes.