I am assuming you know about this property because the wholesaler has advertised it somehow.

It is a common general consideration among long-time experienced investors that once a way to make money becomes popular and trendy by those with less experience, then the investment opportunity has mostly peaked and passed.

Be sure to only use the "MarketPlace" forum for advertising, seeking deals, promoting what you have or need, and any other kind of solicitation.

During my most recent search I came across this, "Eliminating the Prohibition Against General Solicitation and General Advertising in Rule 506 and Rule 144A Offerings" I found it here, the link is work and family safe. http://www.sec.gov/info/smallbus/sbpend.shtmlWould this loosen the reins quite a bit on soliciting investors?

Craigslist, backpage, and linkedin let you advertise for free.

Online Advertising?

The agent is likely looking for an authorization to advertise, from the owner, which is required by their MLS.

I have been doing plenty of reading (definitely a popular trend I see in here amongst the newbies), perfecting my credit score, working on a plan to approach this, setting my short term goals as well as long term goals.

There is a 30 day "notice of sale" advertising requirement, so usually the sale date is a minimum 35-40 days out from the judgement.

Now I need to assign it to a cash investor and my list, well, it only has headers right now.I found a few advertisements on my local CL from potential flippers and have scheduled appointments to view the property.