I have held a brokers License in NY,NY for over 50 years I have relocated outside of the city and looking for new recruits to mentor and teach the Real Estate game. 

They tried to recruit professionals on H1 visa to run and few even bothered to apply.

The issue is I was hired by a recruiter to work at a Pharma company and I get my W-2 through that recruiter.

I really try hard to sell our management and our properties because I want to recruit the very best tenants that will appreciate and treat our thoughtfully renovated places well, that will be be good neighbors, and stay for a while.

What do you charge for recruiting new tenants?

Reach out on LinkedIn, find recruiters, http://bachrachgroup.com/ is one I know.  

I actually recruit for a Broker in Annapolis, MD. 

Basically 1) the city's economy revolves around Ft Bragg and the military, attache, and civilians working there. 2) There are good opportunities for rental income, provided you recruit a good RE agent who knows the city's neighborhoods well enough to steer you in the right direction 3) Don't count on RE appreciation, if anything older properties tend to depreciate.

Website 1: Being everything you point your online lead generation for finding motivated sellersWebsite 2: Where you recruit investors & what not I say...

Part of my duties will be helping with recruiting, how do non owner brokers get compensated for there efforts?