Aside from the regular MLS such as Realtor.com, here are some options:HomePath.com for REO listings, Auction.com (properties listed there are sometimes eligible for conventional financing), Xome Auctions, LoopNet (perhaps not the greatest resource but look anyway), Hubzu although it can be (tedious and confusing), also check your city or county website for auction properties ( a very few may be eligible for conventional financing), HUD Homestore (another tedious process but worth checking)ForSaleByOwner.com (search your area, not all properties listed are on the MLS)4SaleByOwner.com (ditto)Craigslist Toledo OH, real estate for sale by owner listings (beware scams, but sometimes good things show up)Facebook Marketplace for Toledo Ohio, there is a real estate sectionLocal bulletin boards- post a free ad saying what you are looking forBigger Pockets Marketplace!

A few of us used to meet regularly but we havent in a while.

I think your ARV is comparing this to regular SFR’s outside the park.

We work with out of state investors regularly - it can be done!

I kind of assumed that the title company could set up the 2nd mortgage with the monthly payments and calculate the principal/interest for a fee of course but when I called my regular title company they made it seem like I was talking a foreign language.Who handles the administration of your owner financed deals??

The program was designed to promote energy conservation verses economic development (such as Opportunity Zones or TIF's).   

Maybe check him out.BTW I don’t work for him, with him, or promote for him.

If you use management to rent it, ask them to promote it for sale. 

The very best way to serve your clients is to be knowledgeable in their industry.Given that Bigger Pockets frowns on self promotion (even posts like this which are not-quite-so-thinly-veiled as self promotion), the best way to "solicit" clients here is to prove your knowledge. 

The GP's have a higher promote, the LP's still get cash flow and have equity back to go get more deals.