Vancouver is a magnet for Chinese money, and has a very nice climate (one Canadian described it as the California of Canada).  

A magnetic sign for your car and bandit signs.

If I don't know what are the chances a guy who took a 20 hour class a put a magnet on his truck is going to know?

I'm a newbie, click it because I curious and the title was so magnetic.. eheh

You're writing that reply for future guests to read.Some hosts may think this is tacky, but I have one of these magnet signs from Etsy on my fridge. 

I think it's a matter of having an understanding of what you can do with FB, choosing a strategy, then executing that strategy.For instance, I create an ad offering a lead magnet (something of value someone gets in exchange for an email address), it takes them to a landing page, and then I place them on an automated drip campaign focused on getting them to respond for more information or an in person appointment. 

However if you are looking for a more magnetized resource for passive income, I suggest reading the four hour work week by Tim Ferris!

And I include my "I buy houses" fridge magnet, and have received calls many months after the mailings. 

Criagslist, bandit signs, car magnets, letters/postcards, local REIA meetings.

If it takes the average person 3-7 times of seeing the same message before they respond then try to make it happen.1) Put bandit signs in the area that you are targeting2) Send a post card3) Drive around the neighborhood with magnets on your car4) Put flyers or sticky notes in the neighborhood5) Place an ad in the cheap newspaper6) Post on craigslist7) Create a webpage that ranks well8) Call them, after finding phone numbers by doing a reverse (address) lookup on AnyWho or WhitePages9) Knock on doorsThe point is, get creative, and get your message out there.With the limited budget you have I think you should focus on that one neighborhood.