Including one well advertised outfit here in Denver (they host a free REI happy hour thats a great alternative to the paid REI clubs in denver).70-75% ARV, depending on the strength of the project.My guy does 100%, points rolled on the back end, monthly interest only payments. 14% +2-3 points

(my "hobbies" have varied from cars, computers, home audio, car audio, electronics, computer programming, photography, motorcycles, hiking, bicycling, running, on and on the list goes) I'd say I never mastered any of them and I still find most interesting, I just don't do them anymore for various reasons.I have stuck with the same area of work for 10 years now, but now I am truly bored with it.

He has advertised on a website, not a realtor,asking 55,000.

H Tags = header tagsYou do if you want to advertise with the search engines.

I agree...it's so big that offerings tend to get lost in the electronic heap.

i have advertised on Craigslist.org, and have a big For Rent sign in the yard.

I've learned and fall forward.What I recommend is to start advertising or beating the streets. 

Have the tenants deposit directly into your account or use electronic payment methods i.e. erentpayment or something similar. 

We've removed the advertising!

Before I make any major investment I usually run a test advertisement with the listed rent, and if I get 3 calls per day or more then I know I will fill it quickly at that price.Do you plan to bring in the homes yourself or are you expecting someone to bring in a home they buy?