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

The best way of locating/networking with individuals interested in partnering/investing would be to go to meetup.com and look for real estate investment meetings and also to leverage facebook groups for the same, as well as your local REIA organizations. 

@Brian Garrett I have been mailing and actually found the rental property on Facebook marketplace!

These properties are most likely going to be occupied by a home owner, so that is what you must focus on attracting. side note, i recently discovered Facebook marketplace for real estate!!

I look back and regret the money I pissed away from age 24-30 paying high rent, blowing money to go out in the city, and taking trips that everyone else was just because I saw my friends doing it on facebook.Do not get caught in the trap of thinking you have to do or buy what your friends are doing on facebook! 

They started a Facebook group that's up to 150 people (all icona buyers), we've reached out and both cnn and Toronto Star have published an article, and the lawyers working on the Cosmo condo case has reached out and offered to start the process for us.

@Ian Thomas white pages, facebook, and skip trace these are the ones i use.

IMO the MLS has become too competitive, and has forced me to look at other channels.If you feel that you don't have the time to do your own marketing efforts, I would look at FSBO websites like Craigslist, FSBO.com, forsalebyowner.com and the marketplace on Facebook (I'm serious, it might surprise you).

You can find leads on craigslist, drive neighborhoods or look on local facebook groups. 

Similar to Facebook you type the "@" symbol and begin typing the name, clicking on the person when it comes up.