I found the one point website (which looked more professional than others I came across) and I found your comment in bigger pockets, which I was not a member of at the time, when I googled them.

Most of the time a mailing address is provided, further Google search or private data bases may uncover phone or email. 

Son I got curious & decided to do a Google search on her reviews......

You can usually find some events by doing a simple google search.

The macroeconomics here are really strong—population growth, job growth, and major companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Honda, LG, and more investing heavily.

RentRedi had no ability to manage this.  100 was the primary address of the property, which would show on google maps and such, and then 101 was an additional address that I legally owned and wanted to use (same structure).

Cold calling, SMS campaigns, mailing, FB ads, Google ads.

Quote from @Evan Polaski: @Joseph M.https://www.multihousingnews.com/ashland-greene-acquires-two...https://www.kxan.com/business/press-releases/ein-presswire/6...To tag onto Chris's remarks: I may have picked a few of their capital raiser deals to google, but if my 3-4 searches are correct, they are not the primary sponsor, and likely not the operator, in any meaningful way, on the deals they have listed on their website.I am not implying that capital raisers are bad.  

I created an electronic google doc time tracker: Time LogContemporaneous time log of rental real estate activitiesActivity DescriptionTenant recruitmentTenant screeningNegotiating and executing leasesOverseeing repairs and maintenanceCommunications with tenants and vendorsTravel timeResearch for potential rental real estate (pub 925)Acquiring rental real estate (pub 925)Paperwork/bookkeeping/bankingResearch and purchase of materialsRent collectionEvictionOn-site cleaningBill paymentOther:Time SpentDateMM/DD/YYYYSubmit

I’ll also say, since you’re still exploring, it might be worth broadening your lens a bit—markets like Columbus, Ohio are attracting tons of out-of-state investors right now because they check so many of those same boxes in terms of affordability, landlord-friendliness, job growth, and population inflow, and you can still buy rentals in the $120–180K range that hit the 1% rule and generate immediate cash flow while riding the wave of appreciation from huge employers like Intel, Amazon, Google, Honda, Microsoft, and LG moving in.