I'm from Richmond, VA originally, but am living in New York currently, so I've felt limited to browsing Zillow, etc. to see what the lay of the land is.

I usually browse realtor.com and a few other similar sites, but would like to branch out into 4+ unit properties and never see them on there.

Otherwise, I would recommend you spend some time browsing the multifamily forums here on BiggerPockets.

This can help you decide which avenue of real estate investing you may want to go down; flipping, buy and hold, etc.Search and browse the community, education, marketplace and tools bars on top of the site to see what information is available.Setting up keyword alerts will help let you know if someone is talking about a particular topic in a forum.I only know if people are responding to to my posts or replies if they are using the "@" feature as that is how I have my alerts set up.

I was browsing threw homes in my area (Monterey County) California.

The reason I ask this is because I've been browsing the forums and there are some discussions of BP members getting scammed (even by other members of this site).  

So I browsed their site.

They want their "fair share" and this policy adds insult to injury to creative investors who are seeking to safeguard their savings in alternative investments.If you're interested in saving the 1031 tax-deferred exchange from government raiders, I urge all of you to browse to http://www.savethe1031.org/ so that you can quickly and easily make your wishes known to your elected representatives.Thank you and good investing,B

I've never been to a sheriff sale before but I was browsing my local county sheriff site and a property caught my eye.

I think by browsing around you'll get the answers you want.