How are you going to advertise your deals?

It should be illegal to "falsely advertise" something for sale unless it is, in fact, %100 the thing that is being advertised. 

@Martin Warren: Martin,     How are they advertising the property?

Auction.com advertises and conducts two different kinds of auctions: 1) REO auctions where the bank already owns the property and 2) actual foreclosure/trustee auctions where they act as the foreclosure trustee.  

Agree with @John Underwood...There is usually another scavenger sale for properties that don't go on the annual tax sale but it is not advertised.  

Send me a msg if your interested, as I'm pretty sure I can't advertise his services in this specific forum.

http://www.ahrn.com/Aloha Sarah,  This is a good website for military but my experience is that they also look at Craigslist so I'm not sure you'd miss a renter by only advertising on Craigslist. 

Did you ever wonder why so many Big Companies spend millions on advertising?

I have a background in advertising and am a licensed GC.  

The homeowner sells the property, unaware that Buyer #1 had another buyer lined up willing to pay more money, and Buyer #1 walks away with the difference, leaving the original lender with a bigger loss than needed.According to Ohio law, no one can advertise or "assume to act as" a real estate broker or salesperson without a license.I just attended the Fortune Builders program the article talks about, and boy was I surprised that I first needed to learn if the practice was legal in Michigan!