With paid advertising you can send yourself a lot of relevant traffic over a few days.

The problem I had with this deal is that the seller sold the property which does to violate our agreeement, except he sold it to potential tenants buyers I advertised for and intended to assign my option with the seller to them.

I have a $50 coupon to be used to advertise on FB which I will give away to one of the active participates of BP (based on # of posts - at least 100 posts).

dunno, I never click on the advertising links personally.

Do you think branding is the better approach to marketing and advertising?

Her attendance is down recently but she can also attract hundreds with the right speaker.There are clubs in LA that specifically advertise themselves as no-sales-allowed events (see FIBI on Meetup.com).

I think I will advertise online at a higher rent for temporary housing.First I need to find out if that means I have to furnish everything for temporary rentals.Anyone know?

As it is now, a tenant at a rental I own in one development has no idea I own 2 more in the same development.I usually just advertise on those For Rent by Owner sites.

Red flag #1: Guru holding a free seminar (it really is not free, it is an up sell to costly programs, boot camps, and personal training sessions to the tune of many thousands of dollars.Red Flag #2: The advertisement video shows a clip of attendees dancing and cheering and all excited in the audience = Hype and more Hype which is all fluff and BS.Red Flag #3: So-called top RE flip investor in the country - then why not keep flipping rather than market courses and seminars?

The only publishing is in the local legal organ (newspaper for that county) advertised for 4 weeks the previous month before the sale date.