Your rental property is just like your own small business, and if that business isn't marketed properly then it just won't produce income. At Linnemann Realty, we pride ourselves on maintaining a solid advertising budget every month. We don't just spend: we calculate, we plan, and we manage our marketing programs to maximize our advertising dollar and get the best results possible. That being said, the promotion of this company (and your property) goes well beyond buying ad space. We're actively involved in our community, committing both our time and our treasure to insuring that the needs of this growing community and its residents are met on every level.  Advertising for your available property can easily be seen on our website or through over twenty different online rental property website, to include Zillow, Trulia, Realtor.com, and others. To further promote your rental property we pay special attention to the photography, making sure to use professional-level equipment to capture the best quality images. We also heavily promote ourselves on social media, being continuously present to thousands of followers on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. You will also find us in various printed publications whether it be real estate magazines, the local paper, or the playbill you'll get when you see a performance at our local thatre. Michael Linnemann (as of August 2018) is currently a Director for the Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce and also sits on the Board of Directors for 14-Forward, the most comprehensive economic development initative in the history of the Central Texas area. He is also the current Chair for the Board of the Vive Les Arts Societe' Community Theatre of Killeen. Much of the exposure, the branding, and the visibility for the company itself comes from the time and effort given back to the community. When your real property investment is in our care we make sure that it's readily available to anyone seeking to rent a home in Central Texas, and we couple it with a brand and reputation that is second to none.