A good place to start would be Pennswoods.com go to classifieds and look under both houses and investment properties.

They provide timely costumer support, sell quality products, and provide excellent real time online applications (web based for your computer as well as smartphone apps) for viewing the utility consumption on your property as it is occurring and for billing.Installation is not hard, but not everyone is comfortable working on gas lines. 

We advertised on multiple web-sites, had a big sign up by the high way, nothing.  

@Monique Samuel-   get pre approved  with a lender  and  use the premise that  this will be your primary residence ....if  buying as a  rental - your down payment  and  rates and fees  will be considerably  higher ...classifying it  as a " second home  "  will not fly ....

Sec. of State's web site. 

Like you, I also have a main business which is Web Design.

There is a different set of participation tests if this is the case and if you meet 1 of those tests, then it's possible that your rental activity can be classified as non-passive.  

Not sure if there is a classifieds section here where I can look up for CPAs by state or something?

If the borrower is classified in the "Low to Moderate" income bracket, then there are programs specifically designed to help with the down payment and closing costs that are required. 

I'd probably more closely classified as  "tech adjacent" -- I'm a VP at a digital marketing agency based in Los Angeles.