Can you dig it?

Shortly afterwards I put a 1/4 page newspaper ad in a coupon tabloid newspaper for about $600/moFrom that I got my 1st Subject-To.I've been unemployable shortly afterwards.

Just about everyone you find within these digital walls has their own story of how they got into it. 

I work in a lot of digital spaces with web and marketing projects.

MIT and the Boston Fed right now are researching the viability of a CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency.)

While multiple offers are still happening, they are much more likely to be in the single digits.

Believe it or not, the local newspaper is also big in this area.

However, card systems are not for all properties but can be fitting for specific A & B properties and leveraged to attract and retain residents, especially the first time renter who prefers to communicate digitally with any and all appliances.Pro Tip: Laundry vendors today can install coin operated machines that also take Apple Pay/Samsung Pay for very little capital investment.

Also go old school with Sunday newspaper ads and postcard the neighborhood it is in.

We've used:- local newspaper ads (no longer do these)- signs in the front yard or on the building (we've had a lot of interest generated, but never rented to a sign respondent)- Zillow / Trulia / Hotpads (our most effective in actually finding people we've rented to)- Zumper / apartments.com (generate fewer leads but probably higher quality)- Craigslist (used to get a lot of good response here, but the frequency and quality of applicants has declined in recent years)- Facebook marketplace (variable)- Our own website (mostly we drive traffic to it from the other ads, and have more detail and photos here)Looking forward to other people's responses.