Your customer doesn't care on whit about your company until you have a good looking rental unit.Since you posted this in the Landlord Forums, i'm going to assume that you are most interested in the rental side of advertising.  

If you want, I'd be happy to try and dig it back up and find that information for you.

I know this isn't an advertising site but if anyone in the Central KY area is looking email me

I like the house very much and it appraised, but just found out that the appraised square footage is 22% (404 ft) less than advertised.Seller used tax record to advertise the sq ft, and is an investor/flipper, so they likely bought it without an appraisal and can claim they didn’t know.

If you feel after knowing enough of the story the property is being falsely advertised on the MLS, you could let them know.

The "Wholesaler" can't even advertise the property, get finder's fee, etc. 

Kind of like advertising yourself as a lender in a State that requires multiple origination licenses and a business entity to lend from and not having any of that.  

Does anyone have any ideas on how to advertise this idea?

That’s when I started advertising on Craig’s list for 48K.Even then I wasn’t getting many calls.

Though the tenants are paying their own heat and lights, you will still have a house electrical meter for common areas, expenses for groundskeeping (snow removal, lawn care), water and sewer, garbage collection, janitorial, pest control, administration/accounting/advertising, etc.