Maybe for a newbie like me I should only focus on (1) pulling together all my landlord templates/processes, (2) continue to read and educate myself, and (3) keep a close eye on my target markets -analyze and track properties (I created a property tracking sheet).

Following. . .Targeting these areas for new development duplex/fourplex/townhomes. 

NOTL is by far the most expensive, but also the most appealing to Niagara College.If you find something in Thorold, you can target Brock University, or Welland for the other Niagara College campus.

See with PPC and DMM, you target specific audiences.

With hotels, motels, etc being allowed to stay open it feels like we’re being targeted unjustly.

There are ways you can research what people are searching and target those people. 

The LA market is tough and by analyzing his deals I figured he generally purchases at ~75% ARV, then puts in 10% of PP repairs, so this should be a reasonable target) Looking for a house with an ARV value of about $700-800KBRRR and cashflow sooner than later.Obstacles: VA and Physician loan requirements for the condition of a property- may limit my options for fixers.

The BRRRR can absolutely be a great method but we must target off market properties in order for this strategy to work here.  

Where you advertise depends on what target market you are trying to reach. 

But if you are targeting fix and flips I'm sure there's a lot of opportunity here still - met a few over one the meetups that seem to be doing great doing so!