You gotta search around.

Search on google and give some people a call. 

So now I'm broadening my search. 

@Brian Schmelzlen  Our approach has been to identify the target markets we want to be in, then choose a broker who understands exactly the product type we are looking for and is well-connected in the metro area. 

Antwan.I like your name.What I would do is go to zillow and search for agents and call as many agents as you can.

With that said, I've extended my search and found some deals in Compton Ca that cash flow very well..

You still have to do a title search.

If you hire the first PM to show up in a Google search or the one with the lowest management fee, you're getting exactly what you deserve.When searching for tenants, do you take the first person to show up with cash in hand or do you screen them and look for the best applicant for your rental?

@Daniel Rutledge You should do a search for Morris Invest here on BP. 

@Nicole Collins just keep this mind as you search for your Multi-Unit / MF property . . . the  total gross rental income divided by the number of tenants / units = gross rental income per unit.