Only exception to this is if the tenant has their own refrigerator which will fit the space, can be professionally delivered/installed, and is willing to eat the cost of storing the existing refrigerator.

A young couple found us posting about it on social media.

We have had as few as 60 to 80 people at a meeting (usually January Networking meetings) and as many as 200 to 300 people on occasion (usually a meeting in January or February when everyone has resolutions and when we have a very popular national speaker - in the 200s or Brian and Michelle Winberry local speakers who hold the record for over 300 people in the room.The typical meeting we see usually about 130 to 150 people in attendance.Our membership sees a lot of new investors come and go with our 650 paid members and about 8000 over all members who take part in our social media and attend  meeting from time to time. 

@Josiah CockroftGlad to officailly have you apart of our Bigger Pockets family congrats on your success and i hope the is much more in store for you in the future.

I was kind of thinking social media and Craigslist of course I would vet them first.. but any other suggestions?

First time buyer Looking at this single family with store connected.

Get tenant to sign (and get notarized) a statement that the seller informed them about not storing anything in the basement. 

I asked an agent and she said because realtors pay exorbitant amounts of money to get leads from the websites so they want potential buyers to push the contact agent buttons.These apps below are great for copying and pasting information and storing it.

also from my research, I'll use one real life example but I know how much these can vary...there was a house almost right next store to me for going for 130,000$ with the same stipulation where offers must be submitted by a date.

Social media makes this easy for them.