It would be networking with brokers, posting to LinkedIn like @Scott Wolf recommended, constantly asking for referrals from other people and property management companies.  

Maybe I'm looking at it the wrong way.Also, I need to decide whether I get another house near my single family or my 4 flex (single family is in better town, 4 flex is in a smaller city with lots of diverse issues and tenants that flip flop from place to place).  

I come from a working-poor,  paycheck to paycheck background and have to constantly remind myself that one must spend money to make money--but this seems like SO MUCH money! 

So I just got back from Mexico and I noticed nearly all the houses are built with cinder blocks.

Any recommendations on countertops would be appreciated near Saint Paul Minnesota. 

The Alamodome and Pearl are big attractions here, so I would look in the areas near them.

The market assumes there is something wrong with the property and that the banks are motivated to move the asset.One strategy you may consider is to get the property under contract near a reasonable price so you can do your due diligence in more detail.

Hi, I am looking for a good attorney that can close on a subject-to, owner financing/seller carryback, lease-option and other creative financing deals involving wrap mortgages. Does anyone have a good recommendation? ...

All that being said I am constantly learning, educating myself in RE and not scaling too quickly.

I've done some research on Memphis Invest, spoken to one of their sales team on the phone and have a close personal friend who's been investing with them for nearly ten years.