Craigslist, backpage, and linkedin let you advertise for free.

Online Advertising?

The agent is likely looking for an authorization to advertise, from the owner, which is required by their MLS.

There is a 30 day "notice of sale" advertising requirement, so usually the sale date is a minimum 35-40 days out from the judgement.

Now I need to assign it to a cash investor and my list, well, it only has headers right now.I found a few advertisements on my local CL from potential flippers and have scheduled appointments to view the property.

Then, deduct out what you want to make for a wholesale fee.You should listen to the current pod cast the have advertised; Marketing Like a Pro with Wholesaler, Jerry Puckett.

While charging for cleaning from the security deposit might be a good idea (will have this in my new lease) this is not an option for the current tenants as I inherited them and the damage they caused (dry wall, broken bedroom doors) has wiped off all the security deposit they had.Stanley Steamer has high prices to cover all of their advertising.

You should be able to get better returns and more steady tenants, but vacancies may take 6 months or more to fill in.I post all of my listings on craigslist - however I'd suspect in a small town you'd need to focus more on highly visible signs, not internet advertising.

I actually advertise, "well-trained family dog allowed."

I have almost nothing to put down but, I am willing to pay double digit interest for a year with a split of the cash flow or should I not do this?