Or a window AC that you might also have to pay to dispose.If you don't advertise storage, and you don't promise storage in your lease, you are not obligated to provide storage.

@Jerald Alford Great to see your yellow letter campaign is working!

Check it out, be careful too.Which reminds me, being an attractive lady, you need company with you going out in a rural area, crooks and worse advertise vacant properties as FSBOs knowing a buyer and especially a Realtor will show up, and bang, you're robed, rolled or worse, so take company, the company stays in the car in ear shot of you at all times, they can stay safe and call 911 then assist if they can.

It took nearly a month to find a buyer, and at the time, I advertised the home at a mere 36k!!!

The short of it is that you find investors in a distant market, do direct mail campaign to that area and then be the middle man and connect the seller with buyer for a fee.

Since you do not own or retain equitable interest or legal representation, you can not advertise the property for sale.

if i were to keep doing a direct mail campaign, are there other people i should target besides absentee?

Although they advertise "bid before its listed on MLS" - I checked the address online and saw old listings and assumed it wasn't currenly listed.

I'm sure everyone has noticed the advertising by some heavy hitters, banks, autos, insurance, they all pay a fee based on the activity generated.

After spending most of December working with an agent to investigate what investment opportunities were on the MLS in the suburbs of Atlanta, I started to think about starting my own marketing campaign since because the inventory was so low.