Also people generally don't like broadcasting how many units they have on a public forum, especially if they use their full name. 

Some examples are:1) Lack of knowledge - all the info you need is available on this site or in the many great books available2) Lack of experience - partner with someone to get experience, there is likely some value that you can bring to any deal whether it's skills, money or time3) Lack of connections - seek out partners on BP, broadcast what you are trying to achieve, join local REI groupsYou get the point, guru's make it look like it is all easy and automatic.

If you proceed then take a video of the property the day before they take ownership (or day of) and post it to youtube and don't make it publicly broadcasted/searchable. 

One sold before broadcast on the other three were anything from 102 days to 282 Days in Market.  

News helicopters are in the distance and take pictures of the COMPOUND to show during the broadcast of the news article of the stand-off. 

The following is from the SEC's website re: 506(b):“General solicitation” includes advertisements published in newspapers and magazines, public websites, communications broadcasted over television and radio, and seminars where attendees have been invited by general solicitation or general advertising.

Try it out on craigslist.I see some posts have advocated for specificity of category in postings, others have recommended the broadcast approach.  

Not all are that good, but glad I'm able to consider smalls while searching for my next GC-esque massive property.If I had a syndication fund and a program to sell I guess I'd be broadcasting my way as the way to go, too. 

I have heard worse on the podcast or even on broadcast TV.

Broadcast wide and sell it cheap.