I have a background in product marketing, and have some methods I feel are not fully leveraged in RE that will convert well.  

Here's the scenario:Property: B-CTax and Nuisance Liens: $8kOwner owes PM: $2K   (plumbing was redone)Property Is Free and ClearCurrent Rent: $700  Solid 5 year rental historyAverage of 6 Comps:  $50K  (pulled from Realquest)Owner wants to walk away with $25K in their pocketGood deal, bad deal, offer price in order to wholesale? 

You can obviously search Google, but a method I've used before in addition to my network is to visit construction suppliers (companies like ORCO Block) who supply builders with construction materials.

He is a licensed electrician which helps in these cases where we need electrical work done.Our plumber will be out to do the preliminary plumbing work tomorrow that will be needed to put a 2nd bathroom on the 2nd floor of the houseAlso starting on Wednesday, our main contractor will start his work at the property and will work on the 2nd bathroom, installing the new windows on the 2nd floor, and will generally be focusing on the rehab of the 2nd level.

If someone was going to move from California and learn a market in which to execute the BRRR method, why is your market the best? 

Flooring @ 2.50 sq ft 9625.0 1920 Wires@          10,000  very rough estimate 2 bathroom upgrades 15,000HVAC                    10,000 in dallas u need A/CLandscape and driveway10,000(usual figure would be 10% minimum on a new build)Paint and wallpaper,        2500.Plumbing?

Is anyone aware of an effective method to generate leads in the UK?

This property has all new plumbing, Newer Hvac, all vinyl windows, vinyl siding, hard wood and tile floors, etc).

It seems that money order are still the preferred payment method for these tenants.  

Currently has 2 tenants, plumbing has been replaced, new counter-tops in both kitchens and new tile.