For virtual,  facebook will have some good local groups for you.

I also often see local businesses selling their business and locations on facebook fairly often, atleast in my area.

I also suggest you post your listing to "Short Term Rental Listing Advice" on Facebook and let them give you more feedback as well.  

I'd connect with some local investors either through the Airbnb app.. can message them as a guest and ask for a phone call to see their experiences and see if someone can send you their P/L or share experiences, and or connect with local facebook groups.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

“So we invest in that exact modality and make more money at it than anybody else.”The entrepreneur also appears in many of the ads for RAD across Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, and other applications.The pitches appear to be bearing some fruit: RAD had between 1,500 and 2,000 investors, as of late October, and was adding more at a clip of 200 per month, according to an email from a company official to Minkow.

Cincinnati has a lot of potential for both single and MF properties.If you haven’t already, I’d recommend joining local investor meetups (check out Meetup.com or local investor Facebook groups) to network with others in the area.

I would look into your local Facebook pages for investors as well. 

@Henry Perez  Things like websites, bios and marketing materials help on credibility as well as your LinkedIn and Facebook profiles. 

A dedicated Facebook page would also be a big contributor.