@Jeffery Griggs i have been advertising it for 3 weeks now.

You CAN broker a contract...but when you advertise the HOUSE for sale you are brokering without a license.

So I found someone to do that for me.For #2--I'm a proponent in Social Media Advertising but the day to day managing of Facebook (researching articles to post, etc...) wasn't something I wanted to be spending a lot of time on.

You are asking a great question but a few of these responses seem to be personal advertisements.

Jump in the deep end, my friend.That said, someone is using bandit signs to advertise for a real estate investor apprentice.

The point is, make sure your intended use is compatible with the bank that you're applying with.2)  Ask them if there is any way to get a discount on the advertised rate. 

Do it all, phone calls, door knocking, mailings, online advertising, blogging, etc.  

The process I have heard of is setting a date, advertise it, and hold some open houses, and at the auction have a piece of paper listing bids and names.  

Unless GA statues specifically state that advertising a property for sale while having equitable title is permitted, I'd have to disagree with J.

Look for someone who advertises as cleaning up after hoarding, crimes, disasters.