Not everyone wants or needs their hand held to sell a house, and if they're willing to do all the work to get it sold, then they should keep the portion of the commission that they would otherwise have paid to an agent.To make it a little clearer for you: the seller is paying money to an MLS member broker in order to advertise their property to other agents, who they will gladly pay if they bring a buyer to the table. 

It turned out to be an advertisement for a real estate education program. 

We also have a clause in our early termination agreement that we can charge a little extra for advertising, cleaning, showings, etc...basically anything that required to find a new tenant.

I was curious if anyone is currently using solar power as a means to advertise lower rental costs to new renters, or if the strategy of implementing solar to decrease rental costs has been done by anyone else yet?

Obviously, I believe strongly in using advertising.

I really like heading to the west from Nathrop up towards St Elmo (ghost town, though not abandoned). 

.- I heard famous injury attorney on my church radio today )if I understood correctly) advertising to file for lawsuits related to pipes older than 1975 not being re-plumbed by investors..so no shortcuts..extreme diligence.

If the loss deal falls through, after you spent all the money, the capitalized cost is taken as an abandonment loss.

B. place or lease-out-space for advertising 2. should these S.R.O. properties just be avoided altogether?

I know this property that has been empty for years I got the owners name but she passed away years ago their taxes are up to date how do u purchased this property. how to I reach out to next to kin or what do I say it...