Another cost effective way of doing that are the mail campaigns.

My website will be up next week and I will be starting to put together some test marketing campaigns to figure out what will work best in my area and attract leads fast.However, I am also in the process of getting me RE license because I am uncertain if real world rules apply to online (probably unspoken, but I believe they do) , meaning connecting buyers and sellers, advertising properties etc. 

You really need a quality wholesaler or do a DM campaign to find good deals.  

You can begin learning about starting your own marketing campaign to find off-market deals.

The marketing campaigns of minisplits should win over most.

We have 4 under contract since our latest campaign hit last week.

If you are considering doing a direct mail campaign, it usually takes a LOT of letters as in to lots of people and quite a few times, before you get a deal that way. 

@Karen Rittenhouse and @Ricardo Rosales - For your direct mail campaigns, are you sourcing your mail list from an online database, i.e. listsource.com, or are you curating your list on your own?  

First, South Lake Tahoe was all over the news in Northern California for its campaign to shut down short term rentals and now, I just read San Diego just voted to limit short-term rentals to primary residences only!

Hey everyone,I am just about to start a direct mailing campaign for Multifamily apartments and wanted to reach out and see if anyone has any advice or tips on how to be the most efficient and at the lowest cost.