I recommend Folsom which is most developed and affluence city of Sacramento. there are Intel, Micron, Toshiba facility there.in my neighborhood, only 5 minutes drive, you can have Costco, Samclub, Safeway, Belair, mall, Kaiser P, UPS, USPS, Intel, Micron, high rate school, Folsom college, hospital, Homedepot, outlet, river, bike trail, and luxury Empire Ranch.....

With paid traffic you can target almost everybody in your market, being that Google is the #1 most used search engine and Facebook ranking #1 for the most used social media platform.

Grout needs to be cleaned up in the downstairs unit, for example, and there are some missing outlet covers.My biggest concerns would be whether tenants would actually pay the premium for the extra sq ft of the units, whether it will truly appraise for a minimum of $330k after a 6mo seasoning period, and if this is really a good deal or the wholesaler/broker aren't leaving enough meat on the bone...Thanks. 

The home is priced decently and I am even advertising on social media.

One looks like a screw, another like an electrical outlet.

@Mike Flora There is not any outlet  unless you both come on loan(conventional)  for cash out under delayed financing exception .

You will hear good stories, bad stories, etc about almost anything in this world especially on social media.

It's easy to get the owner's name (go to city hall) and with their name you will likely find their contact information/a social media page online. 

After all, the number of people with $3 million to throw at something like this is not as numerous as those who can come with $300K. having worn the owner of a hard money company hat.. which is all these crowdfunders are at the end of the day they are hardmoney lenders. and especially with these crowdfunders as they have a huge amount of social media presence etc. they will do everything they can not to have a client have a loss of principal.. or delay and push off as long as possible .. as this will then get around the internet and it hurts them going forward.. its bad enough having a default or non pay but an actual loss is a tough one for them politically. other wise they would have cut bait LONG ago.. this is not NJ were they have a bunch of deals in foreclosure and were i would NEVER personally be a lender as the foreclosure process is measured in years and your all but guaranteed a loss.. that's why NJ hard money lenders are so expensive compared to other markets. 

But you can likely locate that (or their social media profile) online.