If you feel after knowing enough of the story the property is being falsely advertised on the MLS, you could let them know.

The "Wholesaler" can't even advertise the property, get finder's fee, etc. 

Kind of like advertising yourself as a lender in a State that requires multiple origination licenses and a business entity to lend from and not having any of that.  

But when your next door neighbors are Palos Verdes and the now-trendy Long Beach, appreciation seems inevitable.

Does anyone have any ideas on how to advertise this idea?

That’s when I started advertising on Craig’s list for 48K.Even then I wasn’t getting many calls.

The wood grained tile is very trendy right now.  

Loreal spends her free time cheering for the Bulls at the United Center, trying out trendy, new restaurants or checking out neighborhood festivals.

Though the tenants are paying their own heat and lights, you will still have a house electrical meter for common areas, expenses for groundskeeping (snow removal, lawn care), water and sewer, garbage collection, janitorial, pest control, administration/accounting/advertising, etc.  

Brian, I have a question for you where do you advertise you property?