@Sam FaasI have found that advertised seller financing deals usually are overpriced or the terms are not favorable; i.e. high down payment, short term or high interest rate.

You’ll probably end up having to pay any buyer’s agent a commission so you’re really trying to save 1-2% max on your seller’s agent before you pay for advertising, professional photos, doing the open houses and showings and paying to be on the MLS.

Is your current PMC advertising the property with minimum credit scores?

I hear that the same can be said for phone calls - and after a brief surge in text response that too is starting to be ignored.So, while a continuous campaign funded at a fairly large level (top wholesalers spend $15,000 + monthly on marketing), the trend is that people DON’T want their personal space and sanctums violated by advertising.  

It's false advertising.

The mods are going to remove this for a forum advertising violation.

You do want a listing agent to have a "dog in the fight" and, a "more" property will denote "more" marketing/advertising activities, hence that 1% is reflective of the both.

You probably have heard to join the local REIG as what you will find from the courses advertised everywhere anymore is that they offer general information that in many cases does not fit your market or state requirements. 

I finally found another duplex a few towns over that had been sitting for a while, it was badly advertised.

In 1993, there were pages and pages of auctions advertised in the papers each week.