I would be interested in learning what would be an attractive approach to get investors interested in mentoring/training former inmates, who are participants in a government and/or privately funded program, looking to reestablish themselves in society.

If you go to the humanes society or local dog pound?

He is offering a commercial real estate workshop, course, and mentoring.His companies are Empire Investments, Deal Makers Society, Ultimate Investment Strategies.com.

One of the biggest issues is you will have a higher rate of turnover because money is scarce to this part of society and it’s common to have more vacancies.

Let's face it, society's best and brightest are not renting mobile homes.  

If it's an historic building the costs to renovate can be double,triple, or more a regular building with all the requirements the historical society can put on you and the increased loan costs for time to complete.You would really need to know all in costs before buying such a property.

The house is currently rented out as a sober home (for people who have recently gone through rehab to transition back into society).

I toured their factory with the local chapter of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers and was very impressed.

Often the real value of using bird dogs to generate leads for certain types of prospects is that they can be boots on the ground and connect with hard-to-reach principals.For example, people who've skipped, or move a lot or even the paranoid who rarely answer their door, read mail or answer the phone can be profitable because they are so disconnected with society. 

It's part of our litigious society and a tactic to get some or all of the parties to settle out of court.