You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

She is friends with both of them on Facebook, neither have a voicemail set up, they cannot provide a copy of the lease, etc.  

I've had surprisingly good luck finding local BRRRR investors willing to meet for coffee and network so highly recommend reaching out to local investors through BP, facebook groups, etc.

Given my newbie status, I'm not sure how much help I can offer at this point, but I can certainly offer what I've learned so far. 

Sometimes it's on Facebook or Google, or other online "stuff", but it can be really time consuming to search all of these places, so I just pay for a service that does this for me."

It doesn't cost me anything, helps my friend, and lifts a lot of the closing process off my shoulders (such as checking on title search status and keeping the closing on schedule).

But I will keep this group in mind as ive already followed there Facebook group page.

He runs the BRRRREAK Away From The 9-5- FREE Investing Group on Facebook. 

Facebook Marketplace is another popular option. 

My first one is going to be listed on the market tomorrow and all my friends/family love the video I posted on Facebook of the property and are really happy for me to make a little profit.But here's what they didn't see...Me basically going bankrupt.My first flip was a large rehab project and the work was done poorly.