Of course, it's going to be hard to get your first customer, but if you make 100-200 phone calls, you'll get one.I'm currently furnishing a place to get market ready and it's the worst.

A good GC should be doing this, but if they are not detail oriented, it may fall on the customer to make sure the details are there.It's so important to be ultra specific when writing a Scope Of Work and Contract for a construction project - of any size, even a small job can go south without the specifics being spelled out clearly. 

Quote from @Andrew Rees: In this case you're running a business...Therefore:1 - Be professional, 2 - perform excellent customer service!

Their customer service leaves a lot to be desired but the rates are great and they’ve always covered claims. 

They incorporate ADUs into all of their BRRRR projects.

I’ve referred her to my customers as well and have had good experiences.

As a CA contractor I only have to call my broker and the customer is added to my accord, that is then sent to the customer directly, not through me.

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At the moment I have batchleads and I can use postcards to market but there is no way to customize the cards, the only thing you can do is change the text and phone number.  

Customer service is lacking, they are difficult to get ahold of (whether you're an owner or guest), and they price your unit too low.