Rob K - I've seen threads get locked when they become spam magnets.

People doing everything from knocking on doors, to phone and text spam, outlaw signs, magnetic signs on vehicle, billboards, direct mail, direct email, purchasing lists, phone banks, SEO, SEM, PR marketing, advertising on TV and radio, sponsoring events, holding webinars, seminars, meetups, real estate investment clubs, bird dogging, on and on.  

Hotel inventory isn’t going to explode anymoreAustin will be a magnet for years.

It's a public high school but people want to send their kids to this school so badly, they pay EXTRA tuition to send their kids to this PUBLIC (non-magnet) high school.

That budget may not last long considering this type of marketing needs to be ongoing to increase your success rate but I'd suggest:- business cards- car magnets- bandit signs- and consistent direct mail to motivated sellers.Another strategy would be to team up with another wholesaler and split the marketing expense.Best of luck!

As the host of the Phoenix Open, the best attended golf tournament in the world, and home to Major League Spring Training, there are a lot of magnets that draw visitors.

They are all on recall & have no magnetic overload protection, only thermal.FWIW Breakers are not switches or approved disconnects and they dont pop because they're bad, they pop from overload or direct short, i.e. potential loss to ground.Investors are the last people anyone should be asking for electrical advise (seriously no offense meant)Always have work done by licensed and insured electrical contractors with inspections

There's some cool downtown areas, historical sites, and event venues, but definitely not a millennial magnet.

@Carlos H DeOliveiraGet you get little magnetic sensors for your doors and windows that beep when left open?

Their 6 load balanced internet connection is rivaled by none on the Island and is therefore a magnet to all digital nomads.