@Oz SantanaBP is full of useful resources such as forums and blogs.

I'm a real estate agent who works with small multifamily investors & fix and flippers, so if you need any advice in that sphere, feel free to reach out to me and I'll do whatever I can for you!

I find they are frequently designed to throw-off a better sphere of light than bulb replacements - which too often have a narrower zone of illumination.

Welcome to Bigger Pockets.I received my license in 2014, and the thing I keep hearing over and over, at office meetings and in the online course itself, was that you have to work your sphere.

Sphere's of influence and all that.

Great way to get in front of people relocating to Utah from out of state as well as locals.Putting up flyers in laundrymats, major employers in the area (example Weber State), hospitals. word of mouth/social media - letting everyone in your sphere of influence (family, friends, neighbors) know the place is for rent.

During my classes, I kept hearing the phrase Sphere of Influence over and over.

After starting in real estate with a team focusing on sphere of influence calls and open houses, I can say that I have gone through the Uninformed Optimism phase of entrepreneurship, through the Informed Pessimistic phase, ignored the "I'm gonna quit" door, finally arriving at the "I need to change my strategy phase".

But you are going to start with your sphere of influence - everyone you know and everyone they know. 

@Tejuan Nickelson you have some options to build up your sphere of multi unit owners.