@Ezekiel Blessed OluwatosinWhether you are buying and holding land for future development, flipping a property, purchasing a property for an elderly relative to live in and enjoying the appreciation when it sells, or creating a passive income stream by renting the property, purchasing an investment property is a great way to diversify your portfolio.

It's just lost income to your income stream.  

Will keep this stream updated as to how it turns out.  

Is there a better way to find buyers or is there another stream I should utilize? 

I own several cash flow rentals and looking to expand so I spend about 50% of my time on RE investing (revenue stream #1) and the other 50% on building a network for RE sales (revenue stream #2). 

So as where a typical commercial property is bringing in 1stream of revenue for what is was built for, the one I'm working on, has the ability to bring in 2 more streams of revenue without hindering the first.  

Once repairs are complete, the property is stabilized, and the income stream is started, then I take my last "draw", which replaces most or all of the money that I have tied into the deal.I do buy/fix/hold with an a very rare flip in the mix.

I am currently dealing without one and it's just taking up too much of my time and I need a better way to stream-line and track rent collections.I was leaning towards a local company based here in NYC (ManageGo), or Rentolutions, but wanted to get some other recommendations.

Might be a nice little revenue stream if you decide to keep it and rent it. 

@Galen BrickerWhich is why many people in the RE business have numerous streams of income and/or move up to larger units.