I found what looks to be a good company in Memphis (Enterprise Property Management) but they charge a lot of fees (9%, $250 escrow, $595 leasing fee, $99 advertising, $250 lease renewal).

In my current construction business we advertise, and whether we're ready or not, the leads come in.

I agree I'm hesitant I have posted before on craigslist and I was not successful in receiving any good leads & I think it is because there are a million wholesalers and other investors advertising almost the same We buy houses ad.

I'm thinking of advertising it as having an "in-home fitness center" - my behind has certainly benefitted from all those trips up & down.

Our attorney also discovered a transferable $4000 roof escrow that was not well advertised/explained in the paperwork.  

And you're limited to either people you already know (no advertising allowed) or you're limited to accredited (if you advertise).  

I have not used them but PayNearMe is something that Bigger Pockets advertises and I think has a "Perk" for a discount (maybe not, not sure).  

I also know people who have bought into the coaching.It was like 80% advertising for their mastery program and 20% useful content.  

see if you can get a copy of your local realtors association monthly magazine, you will sometimes find advertisements from some smaller brokerages looking for agents, they will be a little more flexible with part time agents. by the way, your full time agents seem to work part time hours.

Jason Cobb just curious how long did it take you to fill the units once you started advertising?