I have used CL in different states and areas and have found different strategies to work in different areas.Also - depends on what kind of buyers - cash investors - retail buyers - mortgage buyers - lease to own buyers etc...I have found that simple straight forward titles work best - not the creative fancy ones.List out the details of the properties - if you know HTML then use bullet points.If you don't have a house use a fake house - just make up the specs and people will call and you can build a list.Look in the city your going to work in and see what others are doing - look for "broker" ads and see what they are doing - they have experience.Always use photos.It is free - try it - just put an ad up and see what happens......test test test,

Because they took a class and got a fancy license. 

Every time I hear about $50.00 outlets I have to wonder how we all managed to get along fine without all these fancy gadgets up to recently.

They brought it to me and I just gave them a hand written reciept for the amount. nothing fancy.

This can really dress up a room pretty quickly.Having the right tool makes work a lot easier.

I'd suck it up and get a couple more cabinets to put over one and get a coordinating fridge (Don't have to go nuts with a $2,500 French door one with the bottom freezer and all the fancy stuff.

All my girls want to do is wear the Tiana dress -- I'm looking forward to the day they get her hustle too!

Probably $50 sf here, with the standard eased edge, no fancy ogees or anything, and one sink cut.  

Sounds like this guy fancied himself a contractor without real knowledge of construction.

Something as big as a real estate purchase I'd say it's best to make sure everything is dress right dress.