This man is a known charlatan who uses his own show to promote buying gold while he is a spokesman of a company that sells gold (Should I say "conflict of interests"?)

I will build a quick website this weekend that promotes my business.

Promoting the idea that the OP commingle funds across entities and that this practice is acceptable is very dangerous, IMO.

You also have the option of promoting to actual wholesale cash buyers that have recently purchased around your property.You can tell wholesale buyers by average retail price vs. sales that seem much lower on mls comps.

While I don't disagree with this approach (to each their own), I feel it promotes tenant retention, rents the units faster and you can get a small premium that will pay for itself in a year or so at most. 

Josh promotes the "perk".  

I'm thinking website launch, newspaper classifieds, Craigslist, Google AdWords geo-targeted to the city, a large storefront signage and building personal relationships visiting realtors, local businesses that might need storage and banks.Beyond maintenance I could add features like security cameras, moving supplies retail, and graveling the area around the units - currently it's just grass.Here's the advice I would love: when you take over a facility, what are the first things you do to promote it?  

The marketing dollars will go further when you promote your rental in the right places.Depending on the property management company’s model, working with one can also offer a degree of risk mitigation when it comes to losing money when your home is vacant.

@Patrick Philip@Kurt Charles@Ralph R.The idea promoted by the OP is illegal in this state. 

Thank you.But I'm not here to self promote any of my business ventures.