We hire leasing agent/property management for advertising, finding potential tenants, doing applications and initial screening, for the top 1-2 applicants, our leasing agent will send application for us to review, and we decide whether to proceed, or clarify questions further.

If you're a provisional broker, your BIC must approve any advertising of this service. 

Bigger spaces are easier to lease because I can afford to invest money into marketing or split a fee with a broker representing a tenant... however as these are a variety of small office and retail spaces, I'm looking for low-cost advertising solutions.  

I'm starting to think ahead about the advertising and screening process and had a few questions.

This is the option you commonly see advertised as 10% down with NO PMI!!!

I follow several buyer's lists and get many emails with their wholesale inventory advertising something like "Home for $140,000 with ARV $250,000" or something similar.

We are in the middle of making some very basic updates, but I would like to start advertising it right away. 

You're late... but you do look fashionable as advertised.

I hate general soliciting and advertising as much as the next guy.

I will use Facebook to advertise my business and update my page daily on my personal activities to keep them interested and not lose their attention.The worse thing you can do is not follow up with them and lose their attention.That's how business is lost.