What's the penality in your state for advertising anything you don't own for sale?

I would think that advertising, marketing, and paperwork would take MANY hours.

I am planning on buying a fixer up house and planning on putting solar panel on all the units(so I can advertise with free electricity).

And it looks like this:5.Access and Advertising: Seller agrees that Buyer may advertise property, put up signage and be given a key and have access during reasonable hours to show property to othersComes in handy for inspections and such also.

Buy a house, advertise it for rent, hold an open house, take applications, screen your prospects, and sign a lease with your new tenant.There are several books and websites (biggerpockets.com) that will help with the details, but in a few short months, you'll know more than any course or guru is going to teach you.

Once the repairs/updates are done and the place is furnished, I believe I'll advertise it as a VRBO.

Preemptive strike here, folks, since posts like this all to often turn into an advertising fest.

And of course a 'John Raney' conveniently replies to their threads hyping this app thus (what I believe) advertising this software.

Found this ad on craig's list advertising the sale of the McGill mansion in McGill, Nevada.

Saw a bandit sign on the busy intersection advertising turn-key rental properties in Georgia.