If so did you target the main papers (In my case, Seattle Times etc.) or the classifieds oriented (Nickel Nic etc.)?

DFW rents:http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/classifieds/news/homecenter/realestate/stories/071609dnbusaptrents.41a38e40.htmlEarlier this year with occupancy rates:http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/classifieds/news/homecenter/realestate/stories/012209dnbusapartments.1767586c.html

Problems may arisie when you obtain your liability coverage as your insurance company classifies your company for premiums to the type of business.While in all states, the standard verbage for filing Articles of Incorporation includes "conduct all business permitted by lay" (or similar wording) if the business activity is considered too far off your stated business purpose it may be disallowed by a court and say that you were acting individually and not under the Articles of your business.Just because you have an LLC doesn't mean you can conduct any business you like, it should be closely related, usual and customary.

New marketing plan to find motivated sellers1.Mailers – AO, OO2.Handbills3.Business cards4.TV commercials5.American Classifieds Ad6.Phonebook Ad7.Bandit Signs 8.Internet/Web Page9.Vehicle Graphics10.ReferralsAdditional ways to find motivated sellers1.Realtors2.REO3.HUD4.Condemned Buildings List5.Probate6.Foreclosure list7.Court Sales8.MLS9.Classifieds – look for deals in local ads10.FSBO’s – call FSBO’s and look at FSBO website

Start Marketing for dealsA) Search Craigslist B) Search listing websitesC) Search newspaper classifieds D) Make a “I buy houses†newspaper adE) Put an ad on Craigslist F) Join a REI club The beginning goal section wasn't really in any order.

Hi Jack, and welcome to BP.If you're trying to research area rents, you can try the local paper classifieds to see what similar rentals are renting for.

~Do you mostly use MLS or classifieds/FSO to find properties?

I would classify him more as a good quarterback rather than a mediocre one.

Than the "Excel keepers" as I can go through their records there and see the receipts and classify depreciable assets as they should be.Granted, I prefer to do their books myself so I know its right.

I find it works really well and appreciate the lack of confusion by classifying everything as either AR or AP.I appreciated the PM comparison link, great work with your evaluations.