Last time I had a house for rent, advertised as not including any utilities, I was asked several times, "It's not electric heat, is it?"

I have not had much issue renting units in the winter -- what I've found is that fewer landlords are advertising rental units so the people that do want/need to move in the winter have fewer choices and mine is one of the few.

Typically with a trendy atmosphere.

Personally I feel newspaper advertising is a waste of money - I don't think too many people read the newspaper anymore and the ones that do are older and probably not who we are marketing to.

It is not a kitchen remodel, just the countertop needs to be addressed.Tenant is movng out mid Feb and I started to advertise and already have people wanting to apply with only seeing the pictures - I don't show property until tenant moved out as a policy. 

Account Closed  Do you advertise online, and prescreen over the phone before showing?  

I was focusing more on answering @Hunter Perkinson's immediate question (before my post) than his initial post.When investors advertise, "We buy houses in cash", the majority of the time that isn't cash; it's hard money. 

Need tips on places to advertise , vacancy rates , services provided by the crash pad.Thanks in advance

My bet is they are a scam as their parents are paying the rent.If you do want grad students, advertise at the university.

How do you advertise your vacant units?