I have seen several companies advertising that they can provide 30/60/90 day delinquent mortgage filings.

Usually the legal definition of "Marketing the property" goes hand in hand with "what is marketing" and "how do you advertise something to be considered marketing". 

4) Finally, Is it a good idea to seek out the people who advertise that they buy homes for an all cash offer? 

However, I really wish it had a feature to list or advertise open houses, like they do for selling homes.

In addition to that, we were wondering if this group could help with the below questions: It sounds like she was passively aggressively suggesting that we mis-advertised the property and that this should allow her to break her lease – does it seem like she actually has grounds for that?

All Direct Mail or funnel some to on line advertising paid traffic etc.Thanks again for the insight!

As to education, might try to run through a free basics RE course, I can't advertise here but you can find one I'm sure. 

All of the above information changes what courts refer to as jurisdiction ....When it comes to suing a business in small claims court, you may sue any business that is organized (incorporated or established as an LLC) in your state.In addition, you may bring suit against any business–whether incorporated or not–if one of the following conditions is true: the business was responsible for injuring you or damaging your property in your state and you can find a way to serve your court papers on the business in your statethe business breaches a contract with you that was negotiated or was to be performed in your state and you can find a way to serve your court papers on the business in your statethe business has an office, warehouse, retail establishment, restaurant, or other physical facility here, even if that business is headquartered or organized elsewhere, orthe business does regular business in your state by selling products or services, employing a sales rep who calls on you personally or by phone to solicit business, sending you a catalog to solicit your business, or placing advertising in your state's media.The short story about suing out-of-state businesses.

I could use some advice here.A local property management company charges 6% to handle advertising, screening, contracts, collection and evictions.

Be strategic of course.Beyond that consider transportation, power, financing, broadcasting, health and fitness, land use, hospitality, advertising, and storage ideas.