Did you set occupancy criteria for this home.. more people more wear and tear.. figure out what might not meet the application criteria,, and keep advertising and set occupancy level to maximum of 5 people. or 6 but I always do less than average..Also if you pay any utilities they'll have huge impact with that many people..Maybe just ask how many cars... because your limited to only XXX cars per your unit and because you don't have parking for that number of people,, your application can not be approved... 

Not sure if there are wholesalers structuring deals like that in Sioux Falls or not, but if so, hopefully they are making this clear in their advertising to sellers.

Although some cabinet suppiers advertise that their cabinets are "Made in USA" they are in fact assembled in the US with Chinese knock ups.

Advertise a work/live property.  

After doing my due diligence by looking through public records, I have found out that there is a huge discrepancy in the advertised lot size, the tax record size and the actual size by 40%.

I have a little background in internet marketing, so I built a squeeze page for Cash buyers and advertised on craigslist.

I think it technically falls under the "cannot discriminate based on source of income" , so don't advertise that its "only section 8", but you could maybe choose to only advertise it through the housing authority maybe?

@Kerry Grimshaw Thanks Kerry, I've heard advertisements for Stessa (I think on the Podcast?) 

The second you advertise a contract people will throw their deposit money at you before they even look at the house.

I would consider advertising your units by listing the property online and then have your friend send the friend-of-friend the link (rather than you just directly forwarding an application to them).