I'd be happy to set you up on some searches if you can narrow things down. 

The National Association of Residential Property Managers.Here is a list of questions to help you narrow down your choices.  

Therefore, to narrow it down more, you need to find an agent who specializes in the warehouse (industrial) field.I don't know where you property is and I don't know how it looks like; and so I am not talking about your specific property here.  

There are soooo many questions...May be narrow them down by going through previous threads or by listening to some of the podcasts.

You will be looking for a very narrow range of buyers that will like the touch, I predict.

I will start to get my ducks in a row - narrow down exactly what I am looking for and then begin to reach out to Agents.  

Hey @Auriel Orozci -  I would first advise you to check the "Learn" tab at the top of the page, take some time, download and read the Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate, and start thinking about which aspect of real estate most interests you.Once you've narrowed down your focus a bit, feel free to reach out to investors that work in that area on Bigger Pockets.

Once you narrow down an area its not to hard to get familiar with it...just takes some time and research. 

I like to narrow it down with high equity and I also like to look for older owners.

But it was a house on a corner lot and the back yard was really narrow - deck was pretty tight against the neighbors.