There are a few exceptions but the sale information is usually front page in the newspaper (Lane County) so anything that is decent, is bid at competitive auction (so not likely to be a great deal).

Post it on Craigslist and Zillow, the newspaper, Facebook and tell everyone you know that you are selling your house.I do recommend an MLS listing - I did a flat fee service once and had ok results.

I just read a fairly scary article in the Telegraph that I wanted to pass on to the rest of you.

The notice, which must include the time and place of sale, must be published once a week for six consecutive weeks in a newspaper in the county where the property is located.

She got the message and it wasn't an issue anymore...lolIf it's ethnic food, maybe you need to run an ad in that ethnic group's newspaper and get a tenant who will appreciate the smell.

You would be amazed and how many great deals are passed among investors (for free).In addition to those things, when I first got started, I ran a small classified ad in the newspaper EVERY DAY.

Wow, this is really scary...This is one of the most illogical discussions I've had here, and I don't know what to make of it (after some seemingly logical discussions with you in the past).If you want to believe something is true because of a single Internet forum post and an illogical interpretation of cause and effect from a newspaper article, I guess I shouldn't bother arguing.Sorry, I can't have this discussion anymore.

545 vs. 300,000,000 People -By Charlie Reese Oringal versionCharlie Reese is a former columnist of the Orlando Sentinel Newspaper.

Consider what you would think if they die a week after you close on this deal and then the local newspaper prints a story about the deal on the front page.

I considered the military base newspaper but realize that most people would be moving into the area so would not read the local paper.