They have the cash, the advertising, and the incentives they can offer.

The penalties take the form of a low rank (for SEO) and higher advertising costs (for paid traffic).You can easily google "squeeze page templates" or "real estate squeeze page templates" and find suitable examples.Consider combining your squezee page with a blog to get a higher quality score.Now, the second thing you will need to use is an e-mail autoresponder service.

You must manage what you say, to who you say it (or advertise it), or you open up yourself to a myrid of problems due to non-disclosure laws.Wholesaling is not the cure all for not having excess funds, as one might get from the above post, you still must manage things properly.

I started a website in Chicago that listed an online calendar of every real estate seminar, club meeting, etc... and sold advertising on it and eventually used it to create a small real estate conference that actually turned a profit.

For the definition to apply the property must be held for sale in an open market environment, actively and appropriately advertised, with the seller and buy have similar to near equal knowledge of the market, neither having an unfair advantage nor acting with undue influence, providing good and merchantable title and for consideration in cash or it's equivalant.

If we advertise then we'll get low balled.

I agree with you Brian, but at this time money is an issue, so I would rather spend my available funds in advertising to find motivated sellers and hopefully close a deal soon!

The other group that can qualify for Section 8, besides the ones with kids, are senior citizens and the disabled.A 2 bedroom, 1 bath house isn't the greatest choice for a family with kids, and they aren't going to live where the kids can't get to school.Take a good look at your houses and see if they can be made either senior friendly, or diabled friendly.If that is a real lake that you are talking about, with real fishing, slant your advertising towards fishermen.

The caliber of those relationship is actually a form of advertising and whether you realize it or not is its own form of public relations.

This is so true. If you don't understand this when it comes to marketing...you have a problem. :mrgreen:

This was written by Victor Schwab:

I see that you’ve spent quite a big wad of dough
To tell me the things ...