But try to fill in the following:- Taxes- Insurance- Utilities- Maintenance- Contract Services- Recurring CAPEX- Payroll (if there are people on staff at the apartment)- Advertising- General Admin (again if you have a leasing office at the apartment)- Management FeeIt's tougher for houses, because so much of it depends on whether or not you have a turnover, but I still try to use an estimate of expenses instead of a percentage of income.

I've done 5 and none were advertised. 

Normally, they advertise the sale in early June, this year late June.

I'm now at the point where I'm starting my advertising campaign.

Some of the study courses that I see advertised are VERY pricey ($600-1000, or more), but may be worth it, for all I know.

You can advertise the website on your bandit signs instead of a #.There you can establish some trust with your potential sellers, plus you can get their info on the house they are looking to sell and call them back on your terms if it looks like a good deal.

For him, its advertising and marketing.

Most seem to have an 8 month creditor advertising period.

There are costs of doing business, advertising, evictions, mileage, supplies, etc.

In your first point, Those who were advertising a note had the sign "No Broker calls" around their ad and those were the people who has knowledge of the industry like a professional would.