I hold a real estate broker's license, but I'm currently not active as I'm seeking a brokerage that is investor-friendly.

Looking to lease out my property and for the first time dealing with a group of 3 friends who are interested in leasing together.

Chris, good to hear from you my friend.

I recently own approximately 1.5 acres of commercial real estate zoned R-3 moderate density multi family in Green Bay WI.I talked to a developer who estimates site fully developed could fit approximately 3 buildings of 12 unit apartments.

Look for recently rented units to get the most accurate picture.Rental listing websites: Utilize platforms like Zillow, Trulia, Craigs List, (In Utah, KSL), Facebook Marketplace, or Rentometer to search for comparable rentals and analyze rental trends.Local property management companies: Contact local property managers for their insights on current rental rates in your area.

A good friend of mine suggested I should take her as my tenant because what was perceived to be a prolonged softening rental market that is happening and extremely limited quality tenant pool. 

If you sell a house-hack property, you sold two properties, you sold an investment property and sold a personal residence.The sale of a house-hack also gets complicated if you sold a SFH or a Multi-familySection 121 exclusion may apply to the sale of the personal residence.Best of luck.

So, I basically have formed a network of general contractors that have already worked for my friend's investment group.

As others have suggested, keep researching, reading, and even meet up with someone you know (friend or family member) that invests to see if they will let you shadow them through a deal or two. 

My plan is to look for a single family home but if I can find a multi family property to have more than one unit and it fits my budget I will defiantly go for that as well.The location I am looking at is San Diego and/or the surrounding area.