if you have a qualified app, but barely, require additional security deposit. set up your requirements and follow them. one thing I do is when advertising a property, I never pick up the phone, but I text or email the initial contact with a list of my requirements. that will weed out the tire kickers. if you talk on the phone, it is difficult to remember all your requirements.

I am reluctant to advertise on MLS to avoid having to pay extra $$'s to an agent if they bring a buyer. 

My realtor told me that the appraiser would count it as one bedroom, so I had to run my numbers as a one bedroom each side for my loan, but I have been advertising it as two bedrooms, with a disclaimer about the walk thru, when ever I have posted it for rent. 

Commercial Capital Limited advertises foreign national loans. 

Their argument is that they rented a 4/2 but the missing door makes it a 3/2 so you false advertised (or they say you said you put one on.). 

What do you all think is a fair commission cut of a wholesale fee for an inside sales agent that: contacts the leads (i provide the lead), sets appointment, goes on appointment and communicates our offer to the seller, does everything he can to get them to a “yes” and then the back office sends out the contract and takes over the closing and marketing to find a buyer from thereI pay for the marketing and advertising to get the leads, i run all comps and numbers and provide the offer price to make, i write up the contract and send to seller, and handle all of the marketing and communications with BuyersAny advice is helpful!

Sure a transition fee, cover the cost of advertising and showing, but that's a one time flat rate.

Then the land has to be right on a very high traffic road before anyone is going to pay to advertise on it.

Signs or advertising on rocks, poles, etc; civil penalty.

I advertised on Zillow, Trulia, Craigslist and GoSection8.