Can you get this from your newspaper or online?

We used to buy newspaper ads for the Open Houses but with Craigslist, it became unnecessary.

The other thing Locators Inc does is that they run ads in the print media - something I long ago stopped doing - so that people still looking for a rental using newspapers would still be able to learn of my units (if they subscribe to a Locators Inc list).I am not claiming that Locators Inc is operating legally within the eyes of the regulators - I just don't know.

On a Saturday night In 1982 in an apartment I rented near Chicago's Wrigley field, I was up at 1:00 am reading the Sunday newspaper.   

I think because newspaper ads don't work well anymore, the internet works sometimes, but the grass roots system of using those awfully looking, total unprofessional signs gets attention.Let me know how you do and good luck.Charlie

The key is to have a clear exit strategy before purchasing the property, and whenever possible, to have a ready buyer waiting in the wings to whom you immediately re-sell the property.The key to doing a no-money-down deal is simple:Structure it so you do not have to take out-of-pocket cash to make it work.With the guidance of a mentor/trainer or professional advisor, you will find no-money-down deals a powerful way to acquire instant equity in properties with little or no money out of your own pocket.Here is a great example:A new real estate investor called on several “For Sale By Owner” ads in his local newspaper and internet ads.He found that one elderly couple was selling their home in order to free them to get into an elderly care center.

You can also look at the newspaper as many states require a publication to creditors as part of the process so you can use that. 

I think the original post was a tad too supportive of the Detroit News ' article without realizing it's the republican propaganda newspaper in Detroit.

(it hurts to even say it) newspaper ads (sorry, feeling a little sick just typing those words - older landlords will understand ), I really love being able to post my rentals quickly and without cost on different sites.The ones I'm using now are Craigslist.org , Trulia.com , Zillow.com , and a local CA site called WestsideRentals.com ( Again, hope I'm not breaking rules by mentioning names of sites.)

Newspapers?