But mostly start analyzing properties that are advertised for sale.

You are correct the new listings are very picked over.I also troll and advertise on Craigslist but that has worked better for finding tenants than finding properties.

I don't want to take anything away from the site Josh, but I would love to hear Will, Bill and Bryan battle it out on the issue I've raised, and I'm just not sure how to "import" the discussion.Here's my FB, in case that's the easiest thing to do: http://www.facebook.com/ocproIf anyone sees that as advertising, feel free to take it down, but that definitely isn't my intent.

The current owner is willing to stay in the place and pay rent so I don't have to worry about advertising and vacancy for the mean time.

., advertising/marketing costs, accounting costs, and more.I would highly suggest you pack the entire $415 away into your business account for the expenses that are not monthly but pop up from time to time.

Not the ones that advertise on the TV or on billboards because they only want to deal with really simple ones where they can use their templates and collect a check with the least amount of work.

I was wondering which sub-section of the Real Estate area of Craigslist everyone is advertising?

They have never had an eviction, a trashed house, legal fees, or advertising expense, and very little vacancy.

You're trying to build a repeat buyer and a walking advertisement with your seller.Good luck!

It sounds like you started advertising mid - October - you were just headed in to the hardest time of the year to rent.