I would advertise that room as a playroom, office, media room, "climate controlled storage", etc.

The compact fluorescents last much longer.Third, I can use the argument about "energy efficient" lighting as a marketing tool when advertising my places.Gail

Honesty in their Advertising (1 star):Go to their website and you'll see they're advertising a 4.5 star amazon rating and a 5 star google rating.

Local resource to manage: getting the deadbeats out, sprucing up, advertising, showing, screening, moving in and maintaining good tenants.

I am now preparing my yellow letter campaign and I will more than likely use one of the marketing companies I've seen on the site (www.yellowletters.com).

I'd be glad to give you my lease and walk you through how we advertise and select renters.

They typically aren't well advertised (to brokers and agents) and normally only a few agents will have access to them.

When you are advertising for a "share" the rules are more flexible.You can use the wording as you did in your post.

My intention with this property was to sell straight to retail through local advertising and an agent if necessary.

If it turns out to be that the number you are comparing to is a real market average rent for your area, than: Let tenant finish his her lease and in the meantime advertise and also show the place to potential applicants.