Their deliverability was way below what they advertised. 

The pre-approval allowed us to make an offer before the condo we purchased was even advertised as being on the market.

It seemed easier to advertise a $1300/m 1BR and list that utilities are a flat totaling $100/m than having it listed for $1400/m

A fairly reliable wholesaler who buys across the country, and spends $100,000 a month on advertising, also trains people to be wholesalers.

Maybe advertise in NYC where people look for vacation homes in FL.

I met the bank appraiser during his visit, and he shook his head at my purchase price in amazement.A year later, a duplex, now valued at $240K was advertised in the papers for $180K, also by an agent.

Before you advertise anything and if you are serious about what your doing, I would talk to a landlord tenant lawyer in your area. 

Small investment but I think a big payoff if you have to advertise that you have no internet service.Hope that helps!

Look at properties up for rent in the neighborhood that are advertising for the rent you are looking to achieve.

:) Thanks for sharing.I did inquire about it. they ended the sales call promptly after I said I wouldn't spend 5k / month on advertising.