To rent out of state: 0) get all your co-located properties on the same rental schedule - say September 1st; 1) find a listing agent (to do the showings PM companies are the cheapest), 2) advertise it yourself on Internet and other venues, 3) Once a tenant is approved, schedule 2 trips to the properties--1 on move in day, and 1 on move out day.

it's bogging down my internet and making it slow.

I keep seeing infommercials for different products to buy, but I'm hoping I can find everything I need for free on the internet.

This hearsay style of investing has (thankfully) diminished since the internet bubble burst around 2001, but this is still a common way to invest.

So I started moving my marketing to more internet based.

I was surfing the internet Saturday (yes before the college games) and I came across this site http://www.reicasting.com/ I read what they were propossing and after, I thought to myself "I'd probably look good on TV" and "Superstar".

Well at least not through internet searches.

Make sure you ask them about their experience, how they would go about marketing your properyy, and what they charge.As for selling it yourself, make sure it's on the internet and you have at least 6 photos on the online listing.

I didn't even have a desktop until '96 and still don't have a laptop, or wireless internet, or high speed internet either.At the end of the year I make a new folder for each property.

Free rent, free internet, free cable, free utilities, and send them on a weeks paid vacation to Hawaii after 10 years.You don't even want to know where I sent one after 20 years.www.aaoc.com has an Instruction sheet employee information for apartment owners, it says if the rental value is not being used to meet minimum wage requirements, and is not used as a credit against wages, there is no upper dollar limit other than the 2/3 rule.