I guess it's not too common if a vendor was advertising it (at least not Home Depot common).

Take some time to do your own due diligence as you will undoubtedly be faced with the NAR's campaign and their millions of drone's who like nothing more than to simplify the distressed sale process since they are not allowed to stray from the beaten path.

I know of some furniture companies doing staging for free, as it can help to advertise their products while you are trying to sell the house.

You have to build up a buyers list, such as by advertising or going to your local REIA.

I'm a little concerned that someone local may be more prone to having lots of guests in and out.Do you advertise (in the listing or in screening conversations) that you're specifically looking for traveling professionals?

I typically see advertised 5 and 6 caps with actuals probably not matching that rosy pro forma.

Purchasing from overseas, I made my offer based on the advertised info and, believe it or not, did not uncover that 2 of the units were just 1b/ 1ba until after due diligence. 

A couple of traveling nurses contacted me, looking for a three month lease on a vacant unit I have advertised. 

As to the second one, they and others (not that long ago) used to advertise fixed-rate loans at 2.4% and 3.6% interest rates.

I wasn't sure if it was a good idea to start advertising my property For Sale, the day I close as a Build-To-Suit house.