I would network with as many local investors as you can (try searching on here as well as LinkedIn), and review the deal with them.

Have you done a great job demonstrating livability and sense of community via MLS public remarks and other advertising (such as a single-property website and social media; Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn)? 

Spend about 15 minutes a day interacting with others to build a presence and reputation on the site.2) Get on LinkedIn.

Just happened to see this article shared on Linkedin from CoStar.https://www.costar.com/article/1642374620/rare-metal-apartments-hit-the-market-in-nashville-tennessee

If that is not an option for you, if you have a friend or family or anyone on your linkedin network that has done it - take them out to lunch, get drinks, coffee, or whatever and do work for them for free to learn how they do it.

MeetupsCollection of like-minded individuals in the Real Investment Field, who gather to network and discuss potential deals· Online Blogs and Networking (BiggerPockets, Linkedin, etc…)Same as above· Bank Asset Managers for REO propertiesProperties that are “Distressed” and Banks want/need to get off their booksPoint Blank you have to be creative and utilize a collection of different strategies, such as the ones mentioned above, and see what Blend works for you.

Google or Linkedin, find Developers 2.

Beef up my online presence, work on some facebook ADs and LinkedIn connections. 

my linkedin is in my profile and i will send you on to them as no one should have to deal with the issues and delays that can cause you to not get the loans you need. 

The supervisor has a linkedin with a title that makes sense given the rest of the information in the application, however, the linkedin account only has 1 connection.