I've used cozy and its great but the rent deposits for the free service into landlord account were closer to 5-7 days rather than the advertised 3-5 days for tellus.

So, I'm a Realtor in Oregon and I just realized Auction.com and Zillow are advertising pre-foreclosures/foreclosure  properties with actual pictures of the house that is still owned by the homeowner until sold at auction...Is this actually legal for them to do? 

Should I create some sort of website or advertisement I can send to wealthy people showing how I can make them a solid return?

I want to contact the owner directly, not the broker who paid for the advertising on that page.

I can't waste time idling around not advertising the rental.The reason I want to let them go is that they wanted asbestos pros to tell them it was safe, and they're not going to listen to what I have to say.

Making a seller believe you are actually buying their house, as opposed to hoping to find another buyer for a higher price or you’ll walk away, is a whole different ethical issue.Check your state laws, as advertising a house you don’t own, looking to flip the contract, violates the licensing in most states.....some are cracking down more than others.

Will these deals from lowes be advertised or is it more like , frequently going to the store  .

Including equity with the debt paydown this would be a ROI of 11.9%.The home is advertised as in the finishing stages of being refurbished/upgraded with some finishing touches still needed on the outside (although it sounds like they intend to finish the work and have it move in ready before selling, I’m just going from a Zillow post here).  

Next, you can advertise a home for sale yourself as a "test ad".

I did the research to figure out how Section 8 in my city worked and advertised and found an ideal tenant.