After agency splits and office fees etc the agent often ends up with half of that amount......then they get to pay for all of their own advertising, gas, and other expenses from that.

So I'm doing my education, learning, and excited to be soon advertising and going into the market to look for deals.

But I put up a post and it was removed because it was considered advertising and I was provided a link to post in the "marketplace".

Furthermore, advertising properties unless owned or licensed is illegal in FL as well.

Advertise them as "rent to own" and 1,000 people will be begging to give you money for them, especially new investors.

At any time the HOA can impose new restrictions on rental property such as the number of rentals in the HOA or forbidding signs advertising your property FOR RENT.

Sfr4/2 Completely renovated by ownerSplit level1198 sqft Full finished basement GarageC- neighborhood Priced for $130kClick (or copy and paste) link to see my advertisement https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/8902-S-Parnell-Ave-CHICAGO-IL-60620/4118604_zpidWhy won't this sell?

The marketing campaigns, direct mail, IP targeting, direct phone calls, will all stop in that area and we'll look for another area to develop. 

I would like to have some sort of mentor that I can help in exchange for knowledge, and somebody that I can just ask questions to and talk with.I have been seeing across the entire city and suburbs these small road signs that advertise "Real Estate Investor Seeks Apprentice" they are all different, and some of them even make wild promises like "make $10,000 a week while you learn to invest!"

Do you advertise/market the property before you own it?