You can advertise (obviously not here) if you are doing a 506 (C) offering and you are only accepting accredited investors otherwise it's considered a general solicitation. 

Brian, I have a question for you where do you advertise you property?

If good renters are available, that is a plus, as if I advertise a renter, I want to be able to find a good tenant within a reasonable amount of time.

There are just way too many realtors advertising in the 300k+ neighborhoods, I feel like I would not get noticed. 

I started a blog (www.miamirealestateinvestorshq.com)for local Miami / South Florida Real Estate Investors to provide articles and information to aid them in navigating the very diverse and competitive market real estate market.If anybody would like to write a guest post about anything related to the Miami real estate market, it can be featured on the website and act as a source of free advertising / name recognition for you, but more importantly to help fellow investors. 

Upgrade to Pro and advertise it on BP.

As property managers we've experienced double digit rent increases for some of our clients who own 1-4 unit property in the Baxter neighborhood. 

This will pay for the cost of advertising in case they change their mind.  

I do advertise on CL  but don't get a lot of responses from SF.  

I always thought that there were several things going on there; the contractors were not charging normal rates because they're getting free advertising, are they really concerned about making the right flips on that show, or just doing a flip because they get compensation from the show?