Let them know you plan on breaking into the local investing scene and would like the numbers of some good people, most will gladly give you numbers for attorneys or real estate brokerage recommendations etc. 

It's very close to bars, restaurants, nightlife, and everything else happening downtown, so in general the location is great.

- For example, list attractions to the area that appeal to that ideal client (i.e. good schools, close restaurant proximity, safe neighborhood, Starbuck, Hipster Bar, or whatever you think would appeal to them most). - Here's an example ad from Brandon's book: "Beautifully remodeled 2 bedroom, ground floor apartment available in a nicely maintained complex in a residential neighborhood.

It’ll likely be at the Hilton bar Friday evening.

Scott I was tinkering with starting a HML company in Honolulu one of my business partners there has a family foundation and a ton of contacts.. so I was researching licensing ( I am NMLS registered and Oregon state licensed but in active ).So no license needed in Hawaii for commercial purpose loans.. then I wanted to scout the local HML for rate shopping.and of course my partner there knows a few as well and a few lawyers.. so I know there are at least 3 locals there lending.I then was talking with Conventus about Oregon as I was contemplating brokering some loans for them.. and mention to Keith the owner he should check out Honolulu and sure enough he has done some deals there .. then you have the others that promise to fund if you buy their educational system or material there are numerous guru type companies that do this.. however the bar is set so high that finding that unicorn is pretty darn tough.. so they make their money selling you information more than they do lending 

Maybe I could also print out some flyers with a nice picture and description and see if their are some good places to hang them like at that bar right around the corner from the property, local bulletin boards, snowmobile bars, or something..The problem is all of this property is homesteaded and grandma needs to move in with other family that can take care of her, but if she does legally the taxes on all of these properties is going to skyrocket for her to more than what her small income can afford.

Listing your screening qualifications in your ad may deter some qualified people when they haven't yet been sold on your property.For example, list attractions to the area that appeal to that tenant (i.e. good schools, close restaurant proximity, safe neighborhood, parks, Starbucks, Hipster Bar, or whatever you think would appeal to them most).Here's an example ad from Brandon's book: "Beautifully remodeled 2 bedroom, ground floor apartment available in a nicely maintained complex in a residential neighborhood.

Once complete, this house should be worth $330,000, so barring any unforeseen budget overruns, we should still come out in the black on this massive renovation project.

The MN bar lease calls it a "Security Deposit". 

Just look for it on the search bar!