Put Ads on your local Public and Private Facebook Group.

Most of the contacts provided have been pulled from various facebook group keyword searches, different google searches, investor partners, and referrals.

if you have enough time scour the used websites like let-go and Craigslist and there are many others like Facebook Marketplace is fantastic in my area New York City people are constantly moving in and out of New York City Apartments these are high-net-worth people and the deals are truly unbelievable you just have to be available quickly sometimes to get the merchandise however the savings could be thousands of dollars per unit so don't discount those types of places my first rental property I bought everything new five years later I bought everything used and I don't regret it.

@Brittany Wallace for the sake of learning and growing over the long-haul I like the method of finding people who ARE doing deals in your local markets (through Biggerpockets, local REIA meetups, facebook groups, etc) and ask them if you could bring your capital to their next deal.When people have approached me with this partnership "ask" it has usually constituted a win-win, and allowed them to be as involved or uninvolved as they want which is a great way to learn.

My marketing kit is nearly complete with all credibility packets almost done for sellers, buyers and investors, bandit signs, website design and Facebook business pages are almost done.

@Justin Ellis In addition to those recommendation, I will suggest you network with local facebook groups within campus and always get recommendation before you approve any roommate/housemate going forward.Goodluck man 

Most of my traffic comes from Facebook marketplace @Chris CollinsWe also list on: Zillowapartments.comzumperCraigslistI've been in property management for about 3 years now, so I can absolutely lend a hand if you need any additional ideas. 

And Facebook groups. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/818478-determine-how-much-an-str-will-make-using-the-enemy-method

There's also a Facebook group run by a lady named Brenda called "Deadbeat Signing Companies" that has a list of the worst signing services (see links below)https://www.notaryrotary.com/s...https://www.facebook.com/group...I would also suggest signing up on NotaryCafe, Notary Dash, and SigningOrder.com (I can't remember if that's the same as signingagent.com, but I get notifications from them a lot!)

I know someone plugging a lot for them on some facebook forums.