I'd suggest narrowing down to a few markets to explore, then reaching out to investors in those markets versus throwing a wide net.Cheers!

As Jaycee mentioned, it helps to narrow your focus.

Instead of spreading yourself thin, focus on a few high-authority backlinks that can make a bigger impact.For those looking to accelerate traffic through another route, PBB SEO services offer contextual advertising to help you quickly launch and scale ad campaigns, which can complement your organic SEO efforts.

Another would be refinance and invest in more, but if they aren’t cash flowing now, then then won’t after a refi.You could sell them on seller financing so you continue to get a monthly income for a period of time and spread out your capital gains.

I also have put a spread sheet together showing the totals for both owner financing and bank loan.

It should have a good spread to ensure you're not losing money in the long run.

Thw more dense a project the better chance the numbers work. 30 inexpensive homes on 3 acres will pencil probably before 5 expensive homes will because you still have to spread your infrastructure across 3 acres.

Then you will have some kind of direction to follow and can narrow it down from there.Hope this helps a bit. 

Try to narrow down your options to the top 3-4.

There are many banks that also have their junk fees, higher spreads, which results in a costlier loan.