I have developed a very good marketing pitch and I would like ideas about how to attract serious investors.

My current work also has me in close contact with a lot of developers and property managers in NYC so I've been able to glean a lot of wisdom that way.

I also am involved with my church: a part of my focus is to develop leadership in the youth band as well as a young adult band.

I also want to mention that I've been buying multi-family buildings with Partners here in Brooklyn for the last 20 years, currently have 7 multi-family, in Contract for a 3-Family Building in Prospect Heights for $1.890 Million.I know there may be others that might suggest you live in NYC and buy cash flow properties outside.

I'm renting out a condo and a prospective tenant asked me if I would supply the air filters for the unit's HVAC system. 

You say potential so does that mean vacant pads where you have to plop down a home or develop infrastructure ( i.e. roads ,sewer, electric   )   .  

I'm hosting a house hacking seminar in a few weeks for prospective buyers interested in multi unit buildings who want to live in one unit and rent out the others.

I spent time on the phone with the CA FTB and Employment Development Department, and am still struggling to find the right way forward with our complex circumstances. 

If it becomes reality, all kinds of investments will benefit, single family, multi-family, flippers, land developers.

There is also an incredible amount of development in the area which has caused the rental market to soften a bit (average rents in 2017 dipped as Supply exceeded Demand).