In this case, you can deduct the full amount of direct rental expenses such as property management fees, advertising fees, credit checks, etc.  

Most videos, websites and stain products advertise that an application should be completed every few years. 

So a 1Br renting/advertised for $550 pays $575 in rent.

I have partnered with Price Chopper in my area, for $30 a week, to exclusively advertise my company.

May not be understood but "bad" is a dangerous term that can get you into some fair housing issues pretty quickly when you're advertising for potential tenants.

These homes were being advertised as "investment" properties.

Go to bankrate.com, they advertise small online loan companies that many don't know of.

This is not an advertisement for myself as an agent as I only have the license to work on my own deals, but just a reminder that you can keep it simple and doing a little extra in terms of assurance of closing can go a long way, both for the listing agent and the seller. 

I pay him around $5-10K per deal and pay for all the tools and advertising that he needs.

Is now to early to advertise for rent?