If you are looking for overseas investors and those who buy homes in short-term rental communities, I would suggest marketing specifically towards the tourism industry, through social media, visiting short-term/long-term housing communities, and even reaching out to property management groups. 

Seems like a great spot to rub shoulders with other people in the industry! 

It also sounds like you have a good nose for sniffing-out guru BS 💩As you are aware, the real estate industry is full of gurus that oversell and under-deliver on expensive, half-***, 'push-button' software that's used to up-sell you on their 'mentorship programs' for thousands of dollars. 

This might be a billion dollar Calif industry soon. 

Good afternoon!
We all have seen what has happened in the past like what happened in 2008. Do you predict what happened then to happen again soon? If so what is your back up plan?

@Lien Vuong @Marylin OShea @Lior Rozhansky thank you for the Quick replies and insight on how the industry works!

There is no defined Turnkey real estate industry to standardize.  

There is a budding tech industry here now and we have the largest public university in the country (based on enrollment).

It is now becoming a vastly acceptable reality that within a few years the ‘wholesaling’ industry like we know it, is going to stop.

When they called me to go on another one (I was requested for personally for the project and it's seriously feaux pas in the industry to miss a day no matter how sick you are or turn down a job, especially if a client requests you) I was devastated.I told my wife, went out, (putting my self out here on this one...) sat next to my garage and cried.