You can look in our company directory to reach out to some and find the one that's a great fit!

https://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-companies/find-real-estate-agent-directory You can look for agents here!

Then you might just do a quick consultation with a land/zoning attorney, again to get a feel for how big of a battle it would be and your chances of success.It's also worth mentioning that, while rare, very occasionally you can sometimes research a property in the Providence City Archives (5th floor of city hall, walk up) and find a # of units documented, prior to the adoption of the current zoning code, and have a valid argument for a pre-existing, should-be-grandfathered number of legal units.I've only done that on one property, researched it in the City Archives to try to find a greater # of legal units in the early 1900s from Census / City Directory records.

You can look through our directory and subject your info to get a quote from lots of different HMLs in your state!

You can start by going to www.narpm.orgto search their directory of managers.

Go on your board of realtors website and find their agent directory, grab every agents email, email market your property to them.

The only one I personally recommend is Kim Meredith-Hampton with Hampton and Hampton Management & Leasing.You can start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

You can start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

I keep an app on my Android phone that automatically backs my texts up to a directory in my Gmail account.

The building manager contacted me and asked me to if I wanted to change the name on the directory to my new tenant's name.