*Disclaimer: I, by no means, benefit from promoting NARPM or IREM but I'm a member.  

Does it really pay to pay for the Facebook Adwords where you pay each day; or the Boost Post or what about their Promote Page?

One possible solution is to total up your available credit to see if you have enough space to borrow it, possibly balance transfer what you've already spent to a new promotional 21 month-3% card (I forget which one it is but you can google that), and then issue a 2% courtesy check to yourself for the amount that you need.

For example Land Academy is a great program that helps you from A to Z and with monthly promotions you will definitely gain more with limited funds.

One promoter even says don't look at the mls as there are no deals.

Not trying to advertise or promote, but there are a few of us that can cover most of what needs to be done electronically to get the process started.

^This will help promote you with other people who have keywords set up for your area.

We don't allow advertising or self promotion in the regular forums.

It's excellent - gives us the electronic (Supra) lockbox, the CSS service, everything we need to professionally market a home via the MLS (except an open house - which I don't need - and my listing broker does not work with buyers - which allows me to work directly with them. potentially saving the buy-side commission as well).For buyers, most these days find their next agent via Zillow, Trulia, or Realtor.com.FYI - this is my listing agent - not promoting him as he just does Texas anyway - just figured you might want to see what all he offers in the flat rate listing package:CREEKVIEW REALTY WEBSITE

Each successive program teaches you more, and promotes the next buying opportunity.