Especially since it cost the seller less than listing it.But, if I were to advertise to home owners, sought out sellers, began contracting as a business venture, tied up properties taking them off the market, didn't have the ability to close the deals, went out seeking buyers by flipping those contracts, my reputation would be mud!

From my mailing, I'm constantly being contacted by owners of free & clear property that won't come low enough on pricing for me to wholesale, but are more than happy to do super reasonable owner financing deals.From advertising my wholesaling deals, I'm constantly being contacted by buyers with down payments that want owner financing (owner occupant).How do I (legally) structure these deals to make it a Win/Win/Win?

Many times they advertise for $20k but you can usually get them for $10k-15k

Balboa Park is also worth a visit.Frys Electronics is always a fun place to visit, if you and the boys are into electronics at all.There are several waterfront restaurants along the bay that make for a nice dinner.

90% LTV HELOCS on investment property-TD Bank advertises this (technically 89.9% is advertised)90% LTV HELOC on primary residence-US Bank advertises this, obviously TD Bank would do this too.Otherwise, the only banks I've seen offering 90%LTV HELOCs on primary residences are local credit unions in my area (Direct Federal and MIT Credit Union).

Is there anything illegal about doing one business and advertising another?

But that has no bearing on your advertising it 3 bedroom with egress- cost between 600-1000

According to my CPA, we can't deduct it yet because it must be "placed in service" which means it is advertised AND available to rent.

We still have yard signs but some houses don't lend themselves to drive-by advertising as the roads are secondary. 

Specifically in NYC there is strategic value in having offices due to the advertising and financial industries.