I advertise it as an extra bedroom and charge an extra $150 than the unit below.

All of them together left me a bit dizzy.Note - I am not this realtor, this is not my listing and this is not an advertisement to buy this house.

I understand that those who can spend 10-20k per month on advertising have to buy at those % to make sense.  

I'll be honest, since I was focusing on the fixer upper, I did not put much effort into getting the others rented.But the past couple of weeks I've really started advertising and following up with inquiries. 

I was looking at some banks tonight to open an new business checking account, and found one bank advertising the ability to incorporate & link your viewpost.com to your bank account. 

Free Advertising?

Does anyone know how I can advertise other than on Craigslist?  

@Darren Budahn  of course I am the exception.. and to be fair I will only do this with a very hand picked group of folks like I have been doing for years.. this is the first time I have advertised for it ever.. however I have capacity to expand so I thought I would offer it on BP.my comments were general in nature.. there are always going to be private folks and exceptions..

After an initial conversation, if the person is interested, I email copies of the application and acceptance criteria.To avoid vacancy and attract people who plan ahead, I always advertise well before the current tenants are moving out -- up to 60 days ahead.

I have a house in Eastlake and tried advertising on Craigslist but have not had a good response.