Big companies with big trucks and advertising will charge 3xs as much as a craigslister.

We continue to see zoning changes, permitting requirements, NIMBY and even outdoor advertising bans created which add even more hoops to jump through.

Otherwise it may be unsolicited advertising, which is a violation of our "no PM spam" rules.

If you have them you can trap them with some education.Not sure how much a professional treatment costs but the big boys that advertise on TV are very very expensive.

This is the best article I have read to date on some of the real issues surrounding crowdfunding:

Advertising, Social Media and the New World of Crowdfunding

It is worth 10 minutes of your time to study...

It seems like on the MLS I see deals every now and then that advertise less than 3.5% down – they appear to be homepath deals or something like this, honestly I have never looked into them.

I have no affiliation to the company so not advertising just helping out.

I came across this image for a postcard advertising a re-modeler in the area.

I have a lot of people that are in the 550 credit score range.Do you advertise it L/O or owner finance and whenthey get there you explain L/O to them and tell them in blank yearsyou can buy the property and use the option money as a down payment?

Try to call owners of properties that he currently has advertised for rent, they might be lease likely to be satisfied.