I would recommend posting in local investor groups on Facebook or searching google.

If you like it, and found it useful in any way, please vote on this post so that I know that another fellow BP member benefited from it.  

@Philip BenaventeHere's a post I made about helping a client "exit" the landlord stage of his life.

Additionally, I aspire to continue investing in properties post-retirement, as I find great enjoyment in this endeavor.In 2009 and 2011, I acquired four properties in Southern California.

I might post this question by itself on another post, actually. 

I'm newer to posting here in BP but not so new to the RE game.

EDIT - I tell ya, the site restricts so many links it just isn't fun to post fun stuff.https://www.youtube.com/Add watch?

Although title company is working on it, I like to be in the background assessing the moving parts.I posted about another property.

You might want to consider potential issues with the lender if rezoning occurs post-closing.

I buy a house maybe once every two years so I posted to see what other people have been paying.