My tenants aren't really internet savvy so there is no reason to use social media to attract or communicate with them.

It is yet another of the multitude of tasks on my to do list, but until I can find some stable development talent, getting all these things is a slow go.

I know most of our properties sit for 1-2 months while all of the tasks are done and the bank is ready to list.

Big bonus is that I can get those things readily off the internet and listen while at work...

People who try to do these tasks themselves are generally unable to perform these marketing tasks consistently and the program fails.

In these days it's a lot misleading information on the internet, so I would like to talk to experienced credit repair specialist who runs business in that field or working for some credit repair company.

Until then scour the internet, library and bookstores for any and all materials dealing with real estate.

With the internet now - sites like this one provide you with a wealth of self-education all for free!

All of it was stuff you can easily find with an internet seach.

Post your ads mid day and sunday and post 5 in 20 mins if you have 5 properties, (some people fudge and post other properties and say they dont have that house anymore but thats a bad way to start off)After you post google "free public proxy" and surf the internet through there and go back to craigslist and search through post and see if you see ur ads, i bet you wont, clist is sneaky.