Alternatively, this might sound like more work, but attending networking events is a great way to meet other investors/attorneys/lenders that you'll be able to crowdsource information from. 

The downtown area draws many visitors, as does Lackland Air Force Base (out-of-town family members attending weekly basic training graduations) and the universities.

Join a local REI or Land Lord Association in your area and attend meetings and hang out here.

Hi Paul, First off, if you haven't already, I'd join your local REIA - we have a monthly main meeting and regular focus groups throughout each week, of which are free to attend. 

Another great thing is to attend different networking events so you can meet different players in the real estate space as well as other investors. 

Asheville's program has been in place for a long time though, and Fletcher hasn't copied it or adopted something similar yet, so perhaps it's unlikely that they will.I believe @Jordan Lockaby attended the meeting and can provide a summary catered to our concerns as investors. 

Driving for dollars,advertising on social media,attending local rei meetups,word of mouth.If you have some funds to invest you can use bandit signs,car advertisement such as magnets,check your local county for a tax list,propstream or even deal machine.

I just wanted to add that attending real estate meet ups might also be helpful.

Please attend the upcoming online planning meeting to discuss these changes.

Hoping I can attend any investor events while there.