Many wholesalers now are just doing robo calling and trying to get folks on the phone I get one to two of those a day.. most I don't talk to some times I will .. many of these are using off shore call centers so semi broken English reading form a script.. but they produce leads.. its just like buying a car.. the sales guy ( telemarketer) then hands you off to the closer.. then you have the I buyers backed by wads of VC money big advertising budgets and super sophisticated web sites that spit out automated offers.. the business is changing no doubt.. and there is no doubt like Will Bernard stated its probably the toughest thing in real estate to master ergo 9 out of 10 never get past first base.. 

I will get either bright yellow or green computer paper and print them and advertise the same, Frustrated landlords, foreclosed properties, estate sales, if you know any one ready to dump a party call me and HELP your friend out of the situtation and make 500$ is my basic message.The other things I will be doing is trying to build a buyers list day by day, I am calling landlords with for rent signs like today but he didn't really understand what i do?

I haven't gotten to tear through this entire site, but thus far it certainly seems to have a wealth of potentially interesting topics and participants (those that follow the rules and aren't banned, which seems to be a disturbingly high percentage of the posts I've seen thus far - is it that hard to not turn a post into an advertisement for oneself?!).

He also told me, "Late to bed, early to rise, work like hell and advertise".

I will wait and see JUST how good this trend is.

From Houston and have found other sites to be, well, less advertised and used.

.** Using the Simultaneous Purchase process1.The Seller sets the sale price to exactly the appraised value and advertises "Owner Will Finance...No Bank Qualifying!"

I am looking to start a lead generation type advertising campaign for distressed property and land.

Because every dime prior to your advertising for rent (placed in service) is added to cost basis, not expensed during the year.

These are the companies (I mentioned in my reply above) who advertise very low interest rates but, get this, your principal increases over time!