One of them messaged me back and said they decided to pay for a program (who heavily advertises on social media) that costs $15,000 to do flipping in the Midwest with a net proceeds of $10,000 to $30,000 (more if it works out well). $10k  before capital gains tax sounds like a huge headache - HYSA or some index funds would get that with far less stress I warned them about buying cheap properties and trying to do a renovation from 2000 miles away with no experience.

that is a true private lender.Any other lender that has a website or advertises or is on facebook is a Hard MONEY LENDER HML started to market themselves as Private Money lenders about a decade ago on the guise that folks will think there rates are cheaper and they are easier to work with.. 

Advertising more guests might be more harmful to your bottom line than you think.

I'm looking at buying an 18-unit apartment building that's recently been renovated and hasn't been advertised for rent.

They are both growing rapidly and expanding their tourism segments.

The seller has a 30 day right to cancel so if you advertise, investors can go direct to seller and circumvent the wholesaler.

She's more just advertising herself and her program. 

maybe Google just doing this like they did with Google Flights to leverage their negotiations for higher advertising dollars from VRBO/AIRBNB etc, like they did with Expedia/Hotels.com/United/Delta etc and they have no real interest in making it a discrete profit center but just a strong profit stimulant to their core advert business.buy more Google stock usually a winning formula last 20 years

I've heard Simply Safe advertise a lot on BP.  

Get the 2nd unit leased before you purchase the property, once you are under contract, you can advertise the property for lease.If you can direct message me I can get you a rental rate quote, most of my rental loans are in the mid 6% rate currently.Thanks,Dustin