Quote from @Ben McMahon: I think it's best to buy in a high-traffic area so your property advertises itself.

@Rob CarmodyI tried to post you a link to a database I subscribe to, but admin deleted it as advertising.

Are any wholesalers out there using something like propstream to find leads and then using something like REIReply to send out mass text campaigns?

There’s a lot of LOC options without knowing specifics… for example Fund and Grow advertises business LOC growth.

It was advertised as fully occupied.

When you have your own business, you want to make sure that you are capturing all the applicable expenses that you incurred.Below are some expenses that agents incurMLS Access fees, E&O insurance, travel, desk fees, advertising, business gifts, etcBeing in NY/NYC, an area with the most difficult state tax laws in the country, you also want to work with a professional who understands your state tax laws.Best of luck

I don’t know enough about you and your market to make a specific recommendation, but most investors we work with (we manage PPC campaigns) either started with direct mail or more often with cold calling and/or texting when they were scaling before they added PPC or FB ads.

Campaigns definitely slowed down through the winter, but that isn’t uncommon, depending on the market you are in.

Advertising average over 9% returns.

First, I am very, very clear in advertising, showings, and during the lease signing that noise travels between levels and tenants need to accept that from Day 1.