Also, local Facebook groups and Zillow can be other good places to find MTR listings as well. 

Hey @Alex Jacobs, I'd start by finding a solid investor friendly agent in your local area; definitely meet with a few of them, but ideally you will find someone who has a decent network that can connect you with resources such as a solid lender.

Considering out-of-state areas can offer more affordable investment opportunities, but it's essential to thoroughly research and select the right market for your investment goals.When evaluating potential investment areas, consider factors such as job growth, population trends, rental demand, affordability, and landlord-tenant laws.

One suggestion would be to allow a color choice for the population growth to be absolute (# change) or relative (% change).

I recommend that you tune in to the BiggerPockets Podcast for starters and connect with the local lenders and brokers.

I'm excited to be a part of the local investor community and wanted to hear your thoughts.Have you been having trouble finding deals or do you think they're getting easier to find?

The local laws are loose, and we could dd 2-3 mobile homes on the lot.

Speak to your local, smaller bank or credit union, preferably a portfolio lender. 

Hi @Stedmon Sweeney , Local REIA meetings are a great way to network with other like-minded individuals in your market, along with Facebook groups and bigger pockets. 

Go to some local banks and speak to some loan reps.