I have one marketing campaign going now for pre-foreclosures and will be starting a 2nd campaign for another set of property owners.

They don't advertise that because they don't make much $ from it, but if you call and ask, they probably still have that membership.

Including one well advertised outfit here in Denver (they host a free REI happy hour thats a great alternative to the paid REI clubs in denver).70-75% ARV, depending on the strength of the project.My guy does 100%, points rolled on the back end, monthly interest only payments. 14% +2-3 points

HomeAway has been my only paid advertising and I also use Craigslist.

When the Great Depression hit and businesses from every industry cut back on everything -- especially marketing and advertising -- P&G didn’t.Why?

The busiest agents usually (not always) work for one of the bigger name brokers, that advertise heavily for clients, and have names in commercial real estate, and do a lot of advertising.

. ******** Here is my website (www.twinash.net) of those 4plex buildings for reference (sold 12 years later) - which BTW is a great tool when advertising a vacant unit, this simple website alone cuts out the headache of showing up, wasting time and gas when dealing with potential clients or tenants who drive off or do not show up themselves.

Direct mail campaigns don't come cheap.

As two of the most important areas of the site -- the forums are where discussions happen and the marketplace is where users can advertise and solicit (where commerce happens on BP) -- we felt that they needed their own distinct areas.We've also eliminated the old "tools' menu item and combined it with our resources menu.Overall, the idea is to make the most important areas more obvious to our users, and we believe that this change does that.

I'm wondering if anyone else has explored the use of PURLs (personalized urls) in direct mail campaigns.