I dont have experience in this but can tell you that we highlight the shortcomings of our rentals.

If benefit based advertising were the best approach for this, then I would imagine one would want to highlight the benefits, such as "I will buy your headaches".

It provides a suite of tools that cater to the unique needs of real estate investorsThere's a few highlights of using the platform:- Real Estate Specific Features: Baselane offers tools tailored to real estate investments, such as tracking rental income, managing expenses, and organizing property-related documents.- Automated Accounting: The software can automate many accounting processes, such as categorizing transactions and reconciling accounts. - Bank Integration: Baselane typically provides seamless integration with various banking institutions, allowing for real-time transaction updates and financial oversight.

When speaking with potential lenders, you are going to want to highlight your credibility as well as present any potential deal to them in a professional manner, check out the post I wrote to another aspiring investor regarding lender packets: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/496900-presenting-a-deal-to-a-potential-investor-partnerIn my experience lenders don't advertise that they are lenders, they are usually born from networking and connections you have made by going to events, working with other investors etc. 

Halfway ground might be: 1) all caps the important disclaimers or 2) taking a screenshot of the disclaimers, highlight the key points and post the screenshot image within the pictures themselves.Based on my experience, most people don't read the descriptions anyway and stick to the eye candy. 

To my surprise tough, several people there also had over 20 properties highlighted on their list.

And note, I didn't say no "deals" are done, I am highlighting the reality of it, because I hear a lot of perception that one joins and "POW" there's deals left right and center flying around as though it's plugging oneself into a vibrant deal-flow, which is nothing at all what it is. 

To highlight a scenario that seems to play out often in rentals owned by BPers, a tenant will decide its time to move in a dog, shady romantic partner, or acquire a new annoying habit that has any good landlord/PM ready to serve notice that they're violating their lease.

If you want to get a member's direct attention in a post you're writing first type an @ and then wait for their name to appear below where you're writing, then click on it.If it doesn't have their name highlighted in a blue background it didn't work properly and you should try again.

Here is an article about the changes http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/10/business/big-cre...The highlights are all good, medical bills will no longer be reported until 6 mos. after default to allow time to haggle with insurance and medical debt will be given less weight moving forward.