Hi Laura,Loopnet.com is probably the most popular.

They are the most popular type for a reason- they appeal to the widest array of possible tenants.  

There is no "Popular Guru" teaching lease-option to buy programs where the transactions will be compliant as intended meeting new accounting requirements (by everyone in business) and/or the IRS Code, they don't event touch the subject matter I'd bet on it. 

The challenge is finding what works for you.

I don't know how big the office is that you are considering but KW has an awesome learning based program and is indeed a family.Although the "how to's" can be overwhelming and complex, to make sure you have properly addressed all issues, the real challenge and the heart of the business is all about "lead generation".  

Reason is each category of property , at least to me, has different set of challenges, opportunities and costs so the numbers are different. 

An RV being mobile seems to present additional challenges in this scenario. 

Equity is the meat.It's important to remember that you're either trying to buy equity or cash flow at a discount.A significant challenge of trying to become an investor, in the beginning, is that we become attached to each of the few leads that are generated and try to squeeze every ounce of possibility out a very opportunity.

This past week we had some delays and challenges.  

This thread is really reinforcing the challenges of starting out in California.