@Jorge GarifunaWe have very few tenants who still pay by cash these days - most are electronic.  

The Virginia State Bay view this as a legal advertisement, and compliance with the rules are met by my profile on this website.

Get ready to go to settlement, the trustee will have to advertise for three weeks the results of the sale, this may take two weeks to get it publicized, settlement will be scheduled, you will be notified of how much you need to bring; settlement cost, interest on the unpaid balance, title cost, lien report and what ever else they can charge you; review, coping charges, notarization charges. 

Make sure you have the unit advertised on a syndication site like postlets or rentlinx.  

@Raul Delacruz It's worth checking to be sure that your state accepts electronic signatures. 

Advertise free oil, or drain yourself, cut it up with a sawsall and take it out.

Most states prohibit advertising properties you do not own unless you are a licensee.

There is always a tenant who is looking for some work space or a larger space to live in.Thats a great idea, advertising it as a bonus room "large office" or a "work/studio area" might be ideal for your tenant. 

Experienced property manager should know the area and the market, they could suggest you what to do, and you can decide where to invest your money to get it ready for rent.If there is no viewing at all, maybe it's time to check the advertising of your property manager and ask them why. 

It is on a large peninsula, with one main road, so advertising with a few simple signs covers the entire area.