It worked, I got a few deals that way after awhile, but there are more efficient ways to market if you have more capital to work with like PPC or hiring VAs for lead generation.I'd still advise that if you're just getting into business, I would start slowly in terms of marketing spend.

From what I see it's not stellar in terms of population or job growth, but does look like it saw big price increases lately, I assume it's mainly population from Charlotte moving out to get more bang for their buck.If you're an investor with properties there I'd love to hear your thoughts on the market in general, how you see its potentail, the population I can expect as tenants, and things to pay attention to.

I also learned that Furnished Finders is a great marketing site for mid-term rentals.

The area is growing significantly, and thus has what I believe is long term appreciating potential. 

or is that just the generic term?

Here is what the offering circular with the sec says:Important terms of the Notes include the following, each of which is described in detail in this Offering Circular: •The Notes are unsecured, general recourse obligations of the Company that will be repaid from the Company’s working capital.

Cash out refinance: Hoping to get 70% LTV from current strip mall commercial property. 1 unit owner occupied. 30 year term.

Please bear with the longish post.A friend bought a property for 140K to rehab and long term rent in Sept. 23 using a HML.

I am not fan of the stock market since it’s so volatile but land and real estate is a sure thing long term.

I will let you know most multi family properties being sold in todays market are doing things backwards in terms of condition and tenancy.