If you get in touch with them via e-mail, ask for their Skype or Google+ so you can do a free video call with them.

However as an ADU, well done,, as Jay mentioned, or a vacation rental as Leigh Ann wants they can make a lot of sense due to the type of tenants/renters they are attracting which is a very different demographic then trailer parks or apartments.You may want to google "Home Sweet Tiny House"  The author popped up on BP a couple months ago to give away the book for free - I think he is charging a dollar now on Amazon. 

Some things I have done to prepare:- Set up google voice number- Start building a webpage- Contact Jerry and read through the supporting documents he provided (call scripts, lead trackers etc..)- Listened to 102 total BP podcasts (slowly working my way through them all)- Read UBG to wholesaling and several other forum threads / blog posts (Jerry / Michael Quarles are favorite two resources so far)Things I still need to do:- Send out first batch of letters- Finish website- As deals come in, find ways to automate / streamline lead sourcing and tracking- Improve ability to estimate rehab costs (my two rental properties were bought out of REO and cash flow nicely but needed <$5k of rehab each, so have not experience a  major reno yet)- Practice call script, objection handling etc.. to be better prepared for speaking with potential sellersI would greatly appreciate any insights from the seasoned vets out there.

We got up off the sofa, walked to the computer and googled apartment buildings in the province we wanted to live in.

Would any of you even those outside of California be interested in playing an online Cashflow 101 game while on Skype or Google Hangout so we can talk to each other?

As some advice, you can simply google image anything now a days, or YouTube it.

Google.

I've also posted some solid links at the bottom.Get LOCAL area code phone number that is easy to remember (google voice)Use number groups, repeating numbers or relevant words(760) 333-4444, (760) 111-7676, (760) 123-CASHCould substitute phone number for website, but I've heard phone is more successful IF you can actually make time to receive the calls and ask questions.Use demographics / data to determine your target market and appropriate messaging.

All I do is just do a Google search of "xyz county land records".

We have a website set up and a google voice.