It is a lot of traditional sales.Go on the websites of Sirva, Sedgewick, ALE, CRS, and others and submit your housing to them.

I've noticed in my area that houses that have been converted into 2 units tend to sit on the market for much longer and sell for much less than traditional single family houses with similar sqft and finishes.

(Using traditional affordable housing, this project would have cost $400,000 per door, so the potential savings to the taxpayers is significant)     Robert, did you look at the proforma? 

Quote from @Christian Peterson: I know no one has posted on this thread in some time, but I thought I would revive it with my experience. 

I’ve decided that doing a 1031 into a more traditional property is the best move, here.

Probably same as the other guys.I of course agree that nobody faxes today (at least not in the traditional sense).

Found it utilizing a realtor the traditional way.

AI layoff is already happening Jason,  especially in tech sector, but not because of the job is replaced by the robot but because lot of tech company is moving direction from traditional business to AI sectol.

I am trying to understand if it makes more sense to take out a HELOC to buy the 2nd property in cash or just use that for the down payment and take out a traditional mortgage.

I registered our rentals with them and didn't get a hit although I have been getting inquires from other insurance companies via traditional listing sites.I'm happy to inform all of you that  after I posted  here that we are fully booked again and received multiple inquiries when I listed one unit at a lower rate until demand picks back up.Thank you all for your insights, they were very helpful.It was just the strangest thing, after bring fully booked with multiple properties since 2016 I guess there is just more competition and less demand so we really need to stand out.