You can find and connect with these individuals at local meet-ups, BiggerPockets, Facebook groups, and from other investors. 

I am always telling people that I buy houses for cash any condition, As well I have a Facebook page that I post weekly to stay relevant and remind people I am looking for houses to buy all the time. 

Despite being aware of the initial no-repair status, I opted for a home inspection, which yielded pleasantly surprising results with minimal concerns, primarily cosmetic.

Yes, it takes more effort on our end, but with the market being a bit softer, it is a necessary tool, along with Zillow, Trulia, Realtor.com, Homes.com, Facebook Marketplace, etc., that we can use to serve our owners.

I purchased a home about 5 years ago for $365,000 and today the home is worth $650,000. I'm buying another home and renting out this one. Will my depreciation be based on the purchase price or what it is worth now?

In addition, we hit Facebook heavily with marketplace and 8 or so rental specific groups in Denver.

The 30k custom granite backlit monument sign on etched italian marble announcing 'The [your name here] Group' is a great photo op for your Facebook page but it mostly it is just an irritant to your landscaping contractor.  

Budget 10% of annual rent for this but you get full service help and no late night calls about a pipe bursting. 3) List it yourself on places like Zillow, Facebook, and other real estate sites.

But would love any pointers if anyone has to find tenants other then Zillow/Facebook/Craigslist.Regards,Namal

@Darren Maloney If you are obtaining REP status, cost segregation and bonus depreciation could be a great tax savings benefit to you.