Tools I Use to Market Properties After I Buy Them 🏡
Buying at auction is only half the game—the other half is knowing how to get eyes on your property once you own it. Here are the tools I use (all free) to make that happen: 🛰️ Google Earth – I pull clean aerial shots so buyers can see exactly where the property sits, plus any nearby roads or features. 📸 Historic Aerials – This one’s cool because it shows how the area has changed over time. If development is creeping closer, that makes your land way more appealing. 🗺️ Google Maps – Buyers love exploring the area. I always link maps so they can click around and check schools, grocery stores, highways—all the stuff people care about. 🌐 County GIS Map – This is the real gem. It gives you zoning, lot lines, and even flood zones straight from the county. It not only helps me with due diligence, but it also gives buyers peace of mind. 🏡 Zillow – Little tip here: don’t overcomplicate it. Peek at how other properties nearby are being marketed. Take notes, borrow the structure, and then make your listing stand out with better pics or a cleaner description. No need to reinvent the wheel. 😉 👉🏽 The thing is, all of this is free—you’re just trading time. And sometimes, that time adds up. That’s why I’ll also use a realtor on certain deals. They’ll do the heavy lifting, throw it on the MLS, and usually get me more exposure (and sometimes a better price). Yes, they take a cut, but sometimes speed and convenience are worth it. 💡 Truth is: this strategy works. Whether you’re DIY’ing it with these tools or handing it off to a pro, the point is simple—marketing is what turns your auction win into actual profit. 🚨 CTA: Want the full breakdown of how I market, sell, and flip these properties? Come join the Elite Community. We’ve only got a few spots left before September closes, and you can still grab $50 off with promo code "LANDGRABBLITZ". 👉🏽 Join here: redlotusprep.com/join