Wholesalers, real estate agents, and contractors can be good plugs for off-market deals.Alternatively, you can drive around neighborhoods to manually search for deals, send out direct mail solicitations, attend real estate auctions, or browse court records, where you can find distressed or foreclosed properties.

@Michael Henry I have been browsing Trulia, that's my only resource at this point, looking at the Racine market.

Click on those brokers and browse.

Have browsed there, but not to familiar with the market there. 

I've browsed through some forums and beginner guides and began building my knowledge on the industry.

On a side note, I would just encourage to browse Airbnb as a "guest" and look for properties like what you are offering.

I've browsed the forums here and there and every time I jump on, I'm amazed at the amount of value a lot of people give and I wanted to be apart of that.

Why pay money for gurus when you could get a wealth of knowledge by browsing through the forums for FREE!

New to posting in bigger pockets but I've been browsing for quite a while now.

Parents involved in real estate, browsing bigger pockets..Contrary to what other more risk-averse investors might tell you, I think you should start with a 4 unit.