It has been another two weeks, and I've now paid the first month mortgage on the unit, and still have no renters.I've listed in Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, TenantCloud (including the third party sites ie: Zillow, Trulia, Apartments, etc..)My listing reads as such:Enjoy Lake Owasso, tennis or the pool with this architecturally designed remodel.

For instance, in my county you can do a search through the courthouse website's link to some 3rd party site for lis pendens notices that have gone out in a given time frame.

However, to get there, you have to start small - and that puts you into the interest category of 5+ units.....along with all the guru disciples. 2) Anything between 5+ units and on site managed MF's is mostly junk. 

I was planning to use the verious apartments hunting sites as well as craigslist.

Your biggest "investment" mistake at the time was: paying full market value.When you only rely on future appreciation, it's always going to a long, slow slog.Which is why I agree with @Scott Bowles urgent advice to you: Sell!

I am currently using Redfin and realtor.com as my main resource but am struggling, mainly because I don’t see any comps on those sites.

@Daniel Pichardo Unfortunately, no I have never heard anyone using those sites.  

I started listening to real estate and financial podcasts about 2 years ago which led me to the BP podcast and then to this site.  

Product sheet on the site.  10,000 loan variations plus a net branch system where you can learn the lending side of things and earn on both sides of the fence, doing your own real estate deals and the ones you don't offering financing. 

(such folks are called syndicators... the highest breed of individuals who are pretty much very smart.. and know if deal makes sense or doesn't... these are the folks that are also connected with other people...... these are the folks who you want to also get in touch with and stay connected.... )  Note however.. that sometimes... relying on other folks to be the ones to give you money... just for you having your boots on the ground.... indeed can be very difficult journey... but believe me there are passionate folks out there who like to analyze deals, but do not have trustworthy individuals with boots on the ground... and looking for some sort of mutual relationship in their journey towards financial freedom..You see... it's all about the value that you provide... to others.. and reasoning as to why they should be associated with you...