That's because political signs are usually under a different category than 'non-premises' signs or advertising signs.

The exceptions include (a) buildings with four or fewer units where the landlord lives in one of the units, and (b) private owners who do not own more than three single family houses, do not use real estate brokers or agents, and do not use discriminatory advertisements.

In general you can’t advertise at all.

The one I found had been built in 1978, it was an easy build, just an open steel framed building, the kind you hear advertised pretty cheap & a concrete floor, the rink area had a coating over the concrete, but not wood.

the property I am looking at to get it under contract is advertised for $395,000It need about $7000 to $9000 in remodeling.

I have also noticed a increase in the advertisements to invest in gold / silver, etc. as a option for investing as well.

We advertised it for rent.

Or do they just promulgate those who pay to advertise with them.Are they objective as a Journalist or just for hire..Be curious to hear what the collective wisdom thinks if anything.

Money is a very strong excuse for lower effort when it comes to these low priced homes - until you start paying for your advertising and give us $250/hour like attorneys.

They don't advertise that because they don't make much $ from it, but if you call and ask, they probably still have that membership.