It's that middle group that many wholesalers miss out on, because they're not willing to go the extra step to make it clear that their offer isn't nearly as low as it appears at first glance, when you compare apples to apples.Best wishes to you!

I'm a small landlord that currently has 3 rental units, I'm also a web developer, with experience from Apple, Intel, SHARP electronics so I'm good at making websites. 

(Note: cash flow vs. long term investments can make the numbers a bit tricky to compare apples to apples.) 

Some ideas I had for marketing besides the ones you listed are Car Magnets & going to garage sales with a T-shirt that's says you buy houses.

The energy sector is beaten down, and for Fort Worth in particular, there are not that many big companies HQ'd there In Austin many of the jobs are computer related - Apple, Google are the biggies increasing jobs here.We are getting a little manufacturing.I don;t think the energy sector had much presence here so we have not felt the affect of the rapid build up or decline.

The majority of my evictions have come from the purchase of run-down apt buildings where half the population is not paying and/or selling drugs and we have to cut out all the bad apples.  

My answer: if 10% are bad apples, that means 90% are fine.

Alternatively, you can create lead sales funnels that are magnet in attractive the specific transaction types and build very profitable Dealflows. 

Do one task at a time in each app so you can compare apples to apples.Load a property with pictures and details.Market that property.See what your marketing looks like from the public's perspective.Submit a fake application to see how easy the process is.

So we are comparing apples with apples.