We've had luck on free classifieds.

It needs to be signs, mailers, business cards, networking, bird dogs, driving for dollars, classified ad, online classified ad, etc, etc... every single month.

Depending on your locale, its pretty easy to check local newspaper classifieds, and online sources such as Craigslist which are excellent in many markets.

The credit partner needs some verifiable liquid or semi-liquid assets for reserves.Although these are not needed for the deal to close, they are reviewed for verification use only (bank deposits, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, retirement accounts, cash value of insurance or other).The credit partners, if classified as “seasoned investors” can often participate in up to ten or more transactions per year.

I set up a toll free number and posted it in our local classifieds.

Check local craigslist ads and classifieds for you appliances, then arrange a meeting with local authorities if you find the Bastard, nail his *** to the wall.

So I'm thinking of calling sellers out of the classified ads and using realtors as my two main strategies at this point for my first deal.

Pretty much why I was asking on here to see what others may have personally ran into, to me it seems that it's going to be classified as income period and the seller will be responsible for the taxes on that income, only possibly/partially offset by whatever other expenses the seller might typically be claiming as part of their regular tax filing.

You can't have just 1 week of classified ad etc... give it time.

That sounds a lot like an ad, and should be in the "Classifieds - Promote your Website, Newsletter, or Product" forum, not here.