You can tuck it behind the flag or if they have a second newspaper box you can use that.  

As a native to Metro-Detroit, manager of over 2,000 homes and guy that has bought hundreds of homes I can tell you from experience that fortunes have been made and lost here.  

A Bay Area native, I just graduated from UC Berkeley and am looking to buy my first investment property in the Sacramento area.

But here in Georgia there is a legal requirement that the lender must put a public notice ad in the local newspaper for the 4 Thursdays before the foreclosure sale.

I've done a lot of research on biggerpockets, YouTube and other sources for real estate information about advertising yourself, such as: direct mail, Facebook ads, google ads, newspaper ads, Zillow/realtor.com ads, word-to-mouth.

The local zoning attorney who you see on a lot of cases online for the government website or in the newspaper generally knows the odds of success and how the local body sees things.

I found a newspaper with a breaking front cover story- death of Kennedy

As a local native and landlord in bridgeport for many years I can tell you there are more problematic tenants than good ones just due to the demographic.

Have fun - don't take yourself too seriouslylearn the pleasures of COLD CALLING sellersread financial newspapers - look for auctions - law suits -failure to pay taxes notices and business opportunitiesSearch tax sales - attend tax auctions - read probate adssit in court - listen to cases - find motivated sellerscreate a Fiduciary Buyers Broker agreement with smart agents - pay them for non-listed real estate.don't waste your time with non-responsive agents - brokers - lenders or sellersbe demanding - get answers - don't be passive - at our age (I am 75) we don't have time to waste!

Newspaper?