It's advertised as "No pets allowed" and guess what I saw on the Ring ....a dog.My property is with a property manager and they are dealing with that right now.

For one, I would NOT pay the price they advertise because it's too expensive.

Hey all,So I was looking at a 10-unit multi-family property the other day online and it was advertising an 8 CAP.

To get to the point, from my first mail out campaign, I received a couple of calls of possible deals.

They develop ad campaigns, send out mailers, drive for dollars, call landlords who want to get out of the business, or buy pre-forclosure lists, etc. 

If they balk and bail, you advertise it for even more.  

The best way to find prospective tenants is of course by placing advertisements on as many platforms as possible.

If your credit score requirement is 700 and the area is mostly 650 and less that will reduce activity.I use Zillow to advertise it links to hot pads and trulia.  

Did you use profit from that flip to fund your marketing campaign?

I know I was less willing to go out of my way to go there in case they had closed (they never advertised when their last day would be, and their website was kept updated), so I would only go if I happened to be driving down that street already.Before you close you should let your customers know, but I wouldn't advertise it more than a month or two in advance.