Again, the BiggerPockets store has some books for this or you can learn by watching podcasts, reading blogs, and interacting on the forum.

Just hope that you don't interact with someone with initials AK on the internet in regards to container homes.

Those elements of a purchase cannot be borrowed.

Based on my interactions with her in the past she is likely going to seek legal support, counter, and not move out.

I'd argue most of the 'experts' with books and blogs on this site are often sharing or promoting their creative approaches to individual or the sum total of these transactional elements. 

I would have thought that cold calling would be a bit more successful since human interaction results in greater relationship/ trust building than the other methods.

Sometimes with interacting with other business partners FB messenger wasn't bad. 

The tanks left to the elements are subject to a lot more wear than those in the basement.

Lots of people skirt this important element of 506c type investments....and there are probably some people that are going to get into big trouble with SEC when things don't go right at some point.At the conferences I have attended there seemed to be a concentration of Texas investors....either live here or invest here.Not sure where MB is based or where he draws the most constituents.Just FYI...something that you may already know, but typical investment is in the $50,000-$100,000 range and for accredited investors....there can be exceptions, but that seems to be standard.

If you live on the property with the Tenant, let them know that you'd love to interact like normal neighbors, but the Landlord-Tenant relationship needs to stay separate and communicate through email, phone, or whatever.