Sharen, please only post ads & solicitations in the classifieds forum.Thank you,-Michael

And having spent close to $200 in advertising costs in a month (in addition to placing free ads online, in local stores, in the city housing office, etc.), I still don't have a tenant.

Also they will provide all areas of advertising that do cost money, like signs, flyers, listed on most popular websites, realtor tours, etc.I have also found that potential buyers responding to FSBO ads are looking for "a deal" and think with no agent involved that is what they should get.

And the usual "ad nauseam" conditions.5) It's quirky stuff in the automated submissions but my broker is working a number of files right now along these lines.6) Next: GOLDEN TIP2: Countryslide ooops!

You can find REI clubs at:http://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investment-clubs.htmlIf I were you, I think I would do as you are doing, and spend several months reading the posts here, and some good books, adding to your education.

A shop can give you many added capabilities, improving the quality of routine tasks and equipment maintenance, as well as potentially enabling bulk purchases, or even taking advantage of "rack" programs by local suppliers.

Both of the rehabs that are going on right now we got through an experienced investor who is mentoring us.One of them was a "full gut" and the other was pretty much cosmetic with the exception of removing a couple walls and adding a shower to one bathroom.Our plan is to sell both of them, the cosmetic should be on the market by the end of the week and the other will hopefully be on the market within the next 3 weeks.

However, it is definately worth adding to your knowledge base as a good number of wholesaling deals convert to this type of transaction.ThanksCb

So, unlike property listings, ads for rentals will give you a good idea of the rents.

Hoave you tried:-Bandit signs that say you buy houses-Contacting landlords via sign calls or Craigslist-Ad in newspaper and Craigslit saying you are looking to lease purchase a home Good luck, Mike