As far as my credit goes in the history I have perfect payment history, i do not have any hard inquiries, i have 21 accounts open between my primary residency, credit cards, tractor, car.

It also covers our time to he the house ready, meet Co tractors, or staffs processing the paperwork, etc.... the Leasing fee covers the agents time for going to show the property numerous times, gas, and referral fees if an outside agent brings a prospect. 

I am trying to think creatively here on how we can generate some income from this to office some of our carrying costs until we find the right buyer...hence the billboard idea.Here is a little about he location:- Back of property has clear visibility from major state route with INDOT listed traffic counts of 12 to 20k cars / day- Property is located on a slight curve, so cars traveling north will get prime exposure (though this may prevent having usable space for southbound traffic)- No billboards in the immediate area with tons of major retails present (i.e. tractor supply, Holiday Inn, Menards, etc.)So in addition to checking the City / State to see if I could obtain a permit, what other advice / insights do you have?

I have done this several times before so know what to do and have the equipment to do it myself including tractor with hole auger to dig the six foot hole and front end loader to help set the 25 foot poles (not exactly fun or really safe to balance and tip up, but it works). 

By the time I was out of school, round one, Dan had managed to purchase a beat up old Bobcat Tractor and junk end dump truck.

Someone on Craigslist said he buys shingles by the tractor trailer and gets them for $62/square.

I took trailer loads to the good will, and now have fellow who will clean up the rest for the value of resalable useful items (I have an old tractor, useful appliances, etc. as incentive!)

Tax his tractor, Tax his mule, Teach him taxes Are the rule.

One idea that has gained tractor, now the rule in Oakland for example, is that if the tenant is paying his rent, the landlord has no "just cause" and cannot evict him/her even at the end of the lease term.

The alternative is to spend a few bucks at Tractor Supply and trap and move it yourself but again sometimes things are just worth paying for.