@Arnold Finkelstein You may want to check with your local manufactured housing association.

I am based in MA so I am looking for a local team.

This is why my first property is literally down the street from me and my contractor lives local and known him for years.  

Hello Hunter, does your local MLS not allow you to syndicate your rental listing to all those site? 

I would check out some local meetup in your area.This one is coming up on Monday:  OCREIN - Learn How to Flip Homes in Less than One Hour (biggerpockets.com)Good Investing...

Be sure to attend your local REI meetups to build up a strong network and check out the forum topics specific to your goals.

Your local partner can help verify if the area really supports those rents long-term.Regarding school ratings, they’re important for single-family homes but may not be as critical for duplexes, which tend to attract a more diverse renter pool (young professionals, retirees, etc.).

Mark Zinman has been a steadfast resource/volunteer for AZREIA for years for LL-Tenant Law related situations.You can also try Jim Whitehill as a catch-all for RE needs; I've seen his name come up a lot in local Realtor forums when folks ask for attorney referrals. (520) 214-8779

When you get to PM companies that are 100++ units they typically have in house handyman services that do it all so they might not have the connections that you need.The next move is going to local REI meetups...

With such a mix of local and international investment, do you think Austin’s growth will remain steady, or are there signs it could level out as the area gets pricier?