I found this adorable house for $50k in Boardman, Ohio.  

Gig 'Em.Husband of a Baylor University graduate and master licensed Social Worker.New Father of an adorable little girl.Mother is a Realtor in Arlington, TX.

That house is adorable; I bet you make money of that as a rental.

Lets say you choose Lenders as a keyword, and you set the cost at .50 cents (this will cost you .50 anytime someone searches lenders and clicks on your link), however, .50 cents may not be enough to get your ad or link on the first page of the search results. you may have to bump it up to a $1.00 to get your link on the first page. this is tricky because today $1.00 may get you on the first page, but tomorrow it may be a $2.00 word, and so on and so forth.

Not only where you are marketing but also WHAT the marketing is as well.A for sale ad vs a Rent to own ad, or the like.

She adored us and left us alone.

(Residential and Commercial Properties) $150 insertion fee for a 30-day ad or auction listing $300 insertion fee for a 90-day ad listing No final value fees or commissions on the sale!

But I resold it to O/O cash buyers.In August I bought and sold an adorable 2/1 that I bought for $30K that was rent ready (and fully furnished) in a desert town outside of Santa Maria.

The reason I think it is a scam is that there is NO contact information either in the ad or in the google doc.If it was a site trying to sell educational material or actually get birdogs, then there would be some sort of contact information in the ad.

But does anyone see any problems if I just ran an ad or posted a sign simply saying "Wholesaler seeking buyers"?