Direct mail, door knocking, bandit signs, advertising, etc. -- these are all good methods of finding people who are ready to sell, but haven't yet taken the step of listing their house.

Yep, just advertise as a trendy "Florida house" right there in Indiana.

So, I have spent a little extra $'s on the Nest products with an Internet On The Go hot spot device in each home.The thermostat looks great...but does not bring in additional revenue : ( It does allow me to advertise the "smart" device though : ) And it also allows me to control the thermostat remotely if the the property became vacant.Their other product, the Nest Protect (co/smoke detectors), allows me to see if the batteries are still working in the units remotely and can get a notice if an alarm goes off.

It seems that investment funds are training their buyers as a new trend. I

I'm interested in renting to the military and wonder what's the best way to direct my advertising to that market.

Smaller, more energy efficient and downsizing will be trendy.

No shortage of inquiries when we advertise in local paper and post sign in lawn.How would you handle this type of complaint?

If you see advertised returns of 7-11%, RUN!

I'm just not able to find any reviews on them anywhere. they have advertised their full cycle investment track record in their website.

If you’re correct, this is what I’m talking about in my initial post- false advertising!