Virtually any lender can do these.

If you can afford some nice furniture/linens it's worth a shot. 

They are thinking about remodeling the entire house and filling it with furniture in order to attract university students, and hiring a management company to help with the marketing and management while they continue to live and operate their jobs and business in California.

Anyone have other creative strategies you are using to find off-market properties in virtual markets?

After that, it's better to sub that out to (virtual) assistants and touch base with them quarterly or so. 

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/828404-2-day-virtual-real-estate-event-may-29-30

Of course, they're all now being held virtually, which has its pros and cons. 

It's usually junk/broken furniture, some food, and other crap that wouldn't sell at your average garage sale.

I know there are investors that keep each property in an LLC and pay virtually zero taxes.

There are also a few (now virtual) meet-ups across the state.