If you don't already know their market, then I believe that rather than promoting yourself, you should instead point them in the direction of others who already DO, and are already THERE!

(you can strike this off your list as done:)^This will help promote you with other people who have keywords set up for your area.

You DO have to make the minimum payments, and if you don't pay off the entire balance before the promotional period ends, you will be charged the entire amount of interest for the entire life of the loan starting at day one.This is a great way to earn extras life travel benefits, but only if you can pay off the charges every month.

I'm starting up a wireless internet provider company and I'm thinking about partnering with building owners to get access to their facilities and tenants.The idea is that the building owner is in a great position to help promote my services and I can provide them with a new revenue stream.The benefit to the building owner is new monthly revenue increasing their NOI.The benefit to their tenants is significantly better internet service.The benefit to my company is lower customer acquisition costs and having someone else help push tenants towards my service.I'm new to the real estate industry and looking to understand the following:- Is this type of partnership currently being done for Internet or other tenant services?

I was seeking any feedback or advice regarding promoting, marketing and different ways to close this listing successfully.

Daniel,  I know your trying to promote what you do or what you sell... by laying out this case study for all.. and you have tried to justify it..

You will get an opinion that makes the property more attractive and promotes the seller's interest.  

I promote them because their sites work!

Looking for folks' understanding of "snowballing".From what I've found while Googling generally, it seems to be a hybrid of the "Debt Snowball" promoted by Dave Ramsey and "debt stacking" from Primerica in that it suggests to order debts by highest interest rate first, although the one with the highest rate may not be the highest outstanding balance.

Also, the amount of commission offered by the listing broker could influence the properties that are shown or promoted to a buyer (not ethical, but it happens all the time).