I personally do not work with the public even though I am a broker..

I wouldn't hesitate to name them publicly and file a complaint with the BBB. 

. - with an individual owner, you can easily locate their information on public records and market to them with all traditional methods (DMM, PPC, cold calling, door knocking, etc)- with a corporate owner, you probably need to have a tighter game plan (network with commercial brokers, formal mailings)the type of property will make all the difference with your marketing

Please help me.By the way, you may want to consider the potential consequences of posting such a question to a public website using your full name.

@Tom Ott , I invest in both publicly traded REITs and private real estate (private equity, syndication/crowdfunding).

Public water or well?

Everyone loves to brag about methods they succeeded with, and of course when you fail you do not want the public to know so no one hears about the truth of these methods.If you  say here: "it didn't work"...

So when you think all the wherewithal you would have to have, the cost of the land, cost per head to raise cattle, transport etc.

Also confusing with ADU licenses is that in the public records search sometimes the rental license is listed as multifamily when its an ADU, but there tax record will indicate 1 unit.

You can then wholesale manufactured homes, for instance, to the public.