Zillow is the main player in the game where I live.

A lot of cities and towns (even mountain resort towns) are cracking down on STR and regulating them to the point of not being allowed. 

It might also help if you post with the location of the property to gain attention of local investors and players. 

Hopefully they are dependent on the income from the STR's and will continue to allow them.Lake Harmony is the cream of the crop, but it was a little too crowded for our tastes.Split Rock is great, but according to a local contact the new owners of the resort will soon be enforcing the 30 day minimum stay that's in the bylaws.

We live in south Orange County and wanted to buy a cabin as an investment in Green Valley Lake... quaint, less STVRs, and still close to the ski resorts.

Are there A+ players/newbies or are the meet ups pretty spotty?

She is an A player

In recent conversations in my area (Summit County near 5 ski resorts) they are actually encouraging that type of development to increase density and options as there is a major affordable housing shortage in our mountain communities (join the club, right?).

It’s a bit like a basketball player telling you have many times they dribbled the ball in a game.

You have to be a very niche player in this market IMHO.