Therefore, I'm afraid of sellers gaining access to the investor side of my site and seeing how much money I am trying to make off of them and seeing their house listed where I'm advertising dirt cheap deals to investors.

Hey all, Just wondering if there are any legal issues with advertising a property in regards to what type of contract you have (Option, Flex-Option, or Purchase Contract).

I never try to convince anyone - if they don't get it or come up with reasons why there could be trouble etc, then I end the conversation so as to get on to the next one.And for the OP: I only consider realtors who are advertising themselves and their listings.

I know that lease-options or rent-to-own in Texas are basically illegal (or at least strictly prohibited), but people are still advertising properties for sale on lease-option and rent-to-own in San Antonio.

Internet and print advertising is a must.

I bought it 6 months ago with the intention of renting it out, but the rental market in the area was weaker than I anticipated and it is pretty far from my other rentals, so I decided to sell.I advertised FSBO for a little while and then listed with an agent who had a few acres for sale next door.

You bought a MLS listing separately.For anyone else who is going to try to sell on their own, I would forego the forsalebyowner site, since they aren't doing anything that you can't do for yourself.Just do your own advertising and pay a flat fee service to list the house in the MLS.Flat fee around here is $245 for 6 month and includes not only MLS, but listings on 8 major real estate sites, including Realtor.com.

Hi all, I'm advertising an appartment for rent and I do not accept pets.

Very poor communication and they cherry pick the best deals while you pay $1500 to advertise for them.Commercial Real Estate is tough business that you must build relationships with brokers to help find you deals.Save your $$ and work with a Commercial Broker to find good deals.I signed up in Jan. 10, followed their system for 8mths as an experienced RE Investor, mostly hype, they deliver on very little of what they offered upon sign up.

I just heard 3 different radio commercials yesterday advertising, "Rent your house now and wait for a better time to sell!"