I'm also not looking to spend any crazy amounts of money for advertising.

Just curious - after your marketing campaign drops and you're talking with prospective single family sellers on the first call, what are your top, must ask questions ?

I work with a realtor and i am marketing through my facebook pagei have some houses up there. Is it safe or a good marketing stradegy?

What are the differences between the solo401k providers that charge fees and the ones that don't advertise that they do?

Hi Logan,Here are some of my thoughts:ListingPost to Craigslist and repost each day to get your listing back to the top (landlords typically only post once a week and then it doesn't get as much advertising as folks who advertise daily)Post to Postlets and it will post to Zillow, Trulia, HotPads, Padmapper, etc --> that way, you don't have to go to each one to postTenant ScreeningDo not skip this step, as it's literally the most crucial.

I like Belize because it's English speaking, much of their economy is tied to the US, development, and the increase of advertising, development, and travel patterns to the country. 

Find that partner by advertising the value proposition of investing the 10k.

You can target Adwords (Google's search advertising platform) for terms buyers are searching for, about your area, like "homes for sale in Austin" but geographically exclude the Austin area. 

Probate is a niche that I want to add to my existing marketing campaign.  

Hello BP community,I am planning to go to the auction in Atlanta that is being advertised at auction.com.