Hi Everyone,I'm starting a new drip campaign.

A lot of folks on Bigger Pockets can provide information on direct mail (yellow letter) campaigns.

Also remember if you advertise that you are rehabbing a home with signs in the front yard you are advertising this to thieves,  code officials,  and teen trouble makers as well.  

Please take two minutes to contact your legislators today and ask them to oppose any increase in the real estate conveyance tax: https://www.votervoice.net/RIAR/Campaigns/36341/Respond"A few moments of your time today taking action could save you hundreds or thousands of dollars at the closing table for years to come!

Lastly bandit signs,  craigslist,  Backpage,  newspapers,  and myhousedeals typically have many wholesalers who advertise through their medium.  

The one area where this will effect the landlords of smaller properties is when it comes to advertising their available rentals.

Yellow letter campaigns. 

I suggest you don't advertise or communicate any of this info to prospective tenants until you've gotten solid legal advice.

Hello,I'm looking for advice on the best way to advertise for lease option or owner financing buyers and then how to screen them.

I have not seen a contract for this type of loan before but from the way it is advertised it appears the loans can be used for real estate investing as well.So I should have asked this question in my original post: So I know that you can buy a multifamily and legally live in one unit and rent out the others; is it different if the property is split under two different loans and the owner of the one property lives in the one side that is not on the loan he/she has in his/her name?