Adwords/Bing/Facebook. 

A website requires SEO work if you're going to rank over time, and something like AdWords to perform short term results, but the leads that you'll get in are totally worth the time and effort. 

I use direct mail, Google Adwords, Facebook, Linkedin, Craigslist, Bandit signs, and door knocking neighborhoods.

Since the typical value of a real-estate conversion is high, it makes it a good candidate for AdWords as well. 

I am using Facebook ads and Google AdWords to market for motivated sellers.

Hi Carrie, you can also try PPC (Pay Per Click) advertising via platforms such as Google Adwords. :)

Some will come from Facebook, some will come from google adwords, some will come from your mail, and some will come from word of mouth. 

We have a few portfolios of properties for sale, multiple states.Most of the properties are a part of some portfolio.We are trying to sell the entire portfolio, or individual ones.Hopefully someone has gone through the marketing process for a rental portfolio and can shed some light.For now, my plan is to do online marketing (adwords, facebook, bigger pockets).

I can't afford to consistently mail 1000 homes yet, so I'm doing a test market of 108 while I also explore other marketing.I've also begun a $100/mo Google adwords campaign to drive some local leads to my site (estimated at 6-8 leads per month). 

The FB analytics dashboard is also phenomenal, albeit a little creepy with how much info you have access to.If you're looking to promote some type of RE related business/service google adwords is great, but can be expensive.