Great pictures, a detailed description, and flexible showing time is what gets you the most leads!

Likewise, zip code is a very blunt geographical segmentation and misses variations of neighborhood, etc.

You can usually tell because they put a disclosure in the description.

It appears they have been instructed in some seminar or training to do that by calling all the people in the geographical area that buy Houses. 

I am looking at buying a piece of land in LA county. in the description of the land on the auction website it gives the APN number, but then has parenthesis and says (lot 22) It also mentions being a subdivision lot.

Also, add to your listing description, use at your own risk. 

Or, we could discuss more deep here for others to learn from this.Here is the detail:First properties: a multi-family type with 5 bedrooms (number of bathrooms is not in description)Purchase price: 35kdownpayment (20%): $7kSecond Properties: Quadruplex property, description is too barely by "Not too late to own a piece of the Hill"Purchase price: 50kDownpayment (20%): 10k

I am experiencing a good number of inquiries with basic questions, the answers to which are laid out clearly in my listing description.

I tried zumper but had several problems in the past with listings so i stopped using them. apartments.com from what i read they sell your info and your get lots of spam emails but havent tried it yet so cant say if its true or not.I have been doing this for the past 15 or so years and craigslist was the go to, but times change and i need to adjust to the times. in the past 5 years craigslist has slowed down and i dont get as many inquiries so i am trying other sites but none seem to be worth it. i dont think its my listing as i have decent (not professional) pictures, the price is not too low that i attract low income and not too high that majority cant afford. im priced right in the middle for my area compared to other listings. the description lists the property info, pets allowed, drive time to shopping centers etc. basically i get better quality tenants from craigslist, but very little applicants.

There's so much crap and terrible descriptions on Amazon and elsewhere on the internet...I can't find a good answer anywhere.