Good morning BP community , I'm new to the community but not to the Real Estate, so i feel right at home ,I enjoy the social network of BP.My goals are to start some long lasting relationship and learn all that i can because you can never stop learning in this bushiness .

The problem is that property management has become trendy since the economic shifts over the last few years and many property managers are actually realtors or one-stop shop real estate investors.

I've considered a TV ad on a local station, print ads in a local paper and a couple of local magazines, park benches/bus stops ( in high traffic areas near my farm area), and facebook ads.  

As a wholesaler you should know what to do and how fast you need to do it.Here are some suggestions:Write an offer for what she wants.Take title subject to the mortgage, keep the property, pay the mortgage and profit from the rent and appreciation -- orControl the property with a "skinny contract of sale" with a delayed settlement date, have a public auction.If you control the property for $65,000 and sell it at $80,000 you are doing well (need a partner).I'd say stop asking question and go close that deal.May I ask you some questions?

Feel free to stop in and see what it's all about.

In Florida I would venture to say it's not much of a pro or con to a potential buyer as its all to common in the area.

What strategy/approach should I venture, given my current limitations? 

Stay local or venture out. 

(I need to stop talking about it before I crazily try to make both of these properties work on my own).  

The truth is income is a messy topic when you venture into the calculation of over time, commissions, self employment income, rental income, and other grey areas of how income is calculated.