This can be done through targeted marketing campaigns or by contacting homeowners directly.Foreclosures: Foreclosed properties can sometimes be purchased at a discount, although they may require more work and repairs.Off-market properties: Some investors find good deals by looking for properties that are not actively being marketed for sale.

I don't do any advertising, but my business continues to grow from these two avenues. 

I manage 350-ish rentals and typically have a list of 15-20 residential rentals advertised as available in the next 45 days.

I'm curious to know how long-term experienced agents have adapted their marketing and advertising strategies to reflect this increasingly technological era we are entering.

I have a tenant that is going to move out in about three months and I just started advertising the vacancy.

If anyone tells you that they will put a backlink campaign on to rank, RUN!!!!

I spend zero money on FB, DMM, I do not buy any lists, I do not try to out 15 phone numbers to track which marketing campaign performs better.

Smart and creepy at the same time.Ya its amazing I am into aviation on even on BP I get all sorts of aviation advertisements..

If you want it to remain a salon you could always advertise for a business partner who is a stylist (with a business head) and  work out a deal.

They will likely base their decision on a series of questions:- who controlled how the work was done- was he paid hourly, daily, or weekly or was he paid by the job- did he advertise his services (bus cards, ads, online)- did he work for anyone else- did he have his own tools- did he supply the materials- did you have a contract with him- did he invoice you for the paymentsI would strongly suggest locating and talking to an Attorney who deals with Workers Comp. in your state.