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.

It never ceases to amaze me how poorly they are advertised.

I've looked at renting it but the lease option looked like an attractive additional tool, I may advertise it as both a straight rental and lease-purchase, I'm still trying to figure out what makes the most sense and that's why I wanted to bounce it off against your expertise here.