Instead of targetted advertising for 5 days, I will increase the time to 10 or 15 days, and use mostly free internet sites.I hope to get recent comps and include them in the paperwork, and even a free assessment.One of the "rules" of this strategy is that only people who have seen it themselves, or had a representative see it, can bid.

If yes, perhaps you could advertise in periodicals and on websites read by potential clients.

I started advertising both homes in the middle of Dec on craigslist and a sign in the front yard.

But obviously thats not enough for us, esp. when we advertise that we are BUYING HOUSES CASH, so just listing everyone's house would be quite the gimmick.

I have a question...Would it be a good idea to put "We Buy Houses..Any Area Any Condition..etc" and " Are you Looking to Buy a Home?..etc" in the same section like on a post card flyer, business card and/ or car magne...

Since this is less personal, make your advertising less like advertising, by including tips or articles of interest to buyers/sellers.

I was wondering if some of you that advertise out of the US what are your considerations when looking at a venue of WEB, PRINT and other media of selling a property.

Here's what you can do:- Network on this site- Advertise on this site- Find the properties and then advertise them- Look for investors on other free Internet websites.The above isn't all inclusive.

The key is finding the right mix of advertising and "tips"DemosL: I've used Constant Contact before and I recommend it to all my clients.

Additionally, advertising your website could generate a greater number of leads.