As I'm sure you are aware with your Vancouver investment, the west coast is seeing some major upswing which has ruled out any significant cash-flow on single-family and multi-family (not to say you can't find the needle in the haystack).

@Christian Weber, type "we buy houses" on google, join their buyer list and try to find the needle in the haystack. 

Maybe that note got sold 2-3 times and is now with someone far away and they don't want to pay $2000 to a foreclosure attorney and $2000 in back taxes to save a note worth $5000 and get a 1978 single wide back in their portfolio to mess with.Obviously there can be all kinds of exceptions to any of this....but they seem to be more the needle in the haystack than common finds.

Finding a truly "Investor Friendly" Realtor, in South Florida is analogous to searching for a needle, in a Haystack.

In today's present market even $300/door/month almost seems like finding the needle in the haystack with the high interest rates.  

I understand I may be looking for a needle in a haystack considering the extreme social distancing habits in SF. 

Another way of looking at it, is you're looking for stacks of needles instead of a needle in a haystack...like you would be focusing on finding properties one at a time. 

Sometimes that's a needle in a haystack that you can only find by putting something on the MLS, etc.  

It's like looking for a needle in a haystack, but you can find something if you're diligent. 

There are several other reasons not to waste too much time looking for that proverbial needle in a haystack here in California.Out of the 10 markets our company  provides investors with turn key rental properties, I am personally investing in Kansas City right now.