There is a lot of research that needs to take place and a few things you'll need to get set-up before you even start making offers.You do have an advantage though because you can take your California-dollars to a new, more affordable market, and make those dollars go further and work harder for you.To start out though, narrow down your options - take a look at markets you may be most comfortable with; perhaps you have family living in a high-appreciating midwest market that would make traveling to the state more convenient - or you have friends who just bought a home in the south-east that may be able to assist with providing you local insight on neighborhoods?

For example, our hotel in Catalina Island, CA is hitting 95%+ occ every week, whereas the one in Monterrey is down in the 60%'s (20% points worse than same time last year).I think it has to do with how impacted that market is due to air travel restrictions. 

We had a Key West client with a rental trailer on the water (it's always that stuff that survives the hurricanes). 

I used other people's money to get financing to furnish the unit, and now I operate the business by providing clean, safe and affordable housing for business and medical travelers.

We are considering a mobile home/trailer park home.

I've been able to video my own properties for those who can't travel during the pandemic. 

Overall our demographic in Galveston is families and couples traveling together.

Hurricane Laura hit and at least 32 of the 70 trailers are not inhabitable (beyond repair) I cannot find/locate the owners of these trailers (I’ve emailed, telephoned) with no response.

Last time I used them, they didn't charge me for travel time, as they are based in Missoula, which is a rarity.

I'm would like to know what digital cameras traveling property viewers take when going to view properties?