I am going to visit the property shortly and try to get all expenses such as utilities, lawn/snow removal, pest control, advertising, heat, etc, and also find out actual property tax and insurance numbers (got the above numbers off the internet).

There are many ways of doing this including through email, postal mail, bandit signs, outdoor advertising, business cards, and classified ads, to name just a few of the more common ones.

In other words, do you also pay all costs such as advertising, payroll, etc. and are there placement fees in addition to the 4%?

Seems low.I will be paying all the advertising costs etc.

It's free, and doesn't advertise getting the "Pro" membership too much.

Electronic is the way to go for both parties.

Of course the state can openly advertise the lottery while if someone is raising funds for a 506(b) offering for a relatively lower risk stabilized multifamily project open solicitation isn't allowed.

It’s a 2 bed 1 bath will need to sell at 96k. that’s including what I’d need to pay the remaining amount of mortgage closing cost and realtor but I have no idea how any of that works looking up anything on realtor related thing just takes me on a big advertisement adventure 

There have also been some threats by some local companies to move the Outdoor Retailer Show, which has been advertised as bringing in 500 million dollars into the local economy, but that seems high and is probably a total rather than annual figure.

I had no choice but take the chance to have realtors who were advertising the property for sale to also rent the units out.