There is a 1 hr networking session followed by a pitch/advertising period.

I am an attorney, and what the tenant signed is what the court will look at if you were to have to go to court over this.I would send tenant #1 a letter stating that under the contract they signed they must give you ____ days notice and as they failed to do so you have the option to keep their security deposit but as a courtesy you will re-advertise the premises and give them back their mitigated portion of the security deposit minus advertising costs and any travel cost to you if you find tenant #2.

That $50-100 can be the best form of advertising in some areas.Good luck on your purchase, and please keep posting updates on how things progress.

Less than 35 non accredited investors, no general solicitation or advertising, etc.The other 15 states are a hodgepodge of various laws or lack thereof.One thing almost no one understands that if you are sued by an investor because the investor lost money ( not talking about property foreclosure or liability for deficiency, but about being sued because you did not properly explain risks to investors etc), and you comply with SEC Reg D, you have an affirmative statutory defense against those allegations.

I got a message that I may be banned for "spamming" I am indeed not a spammer or advertising for any reason.

There may however be restrictions with regards to how you can advertise the amount of living space when you do this though.

@Andriy Boychuk   While I believe there are companies that advertise management for a park.

I also know there are places online that advertise this service.

And ( storage owners beware) they moved a bunch of it to a storage facility that was advertising 2 months free rent..

What's the old advertising adage?