There are so many mail pieces that say exactly this or something extremely similar that you likely won't get much traction, also make sure you have the means to buy the properties you plan on marketing to.

I think approaching an established real estate rehabber with a pitch that I can just generally help them would get less traction than if I came to them saying "I can chase your contractors, or stop by properties" etc etc, which leads me to this topic I created: what would bring the most value to the established rehabbers on these forums if the commodity I'm offering is my time?

Hey @Justin Darian - I'm copying my response to your other post in the forums since it seems like you're taking stabs in the dark to find some traction before taking your first step.

Have you had any traction or further insight into the rental market? 

It's going to be very hard to gain traction in a market if the buyers stop opening your emails and don't pick up your phone calls. 

Negotiated without realtor and using some tactics from “Never Split the Difference” and the BP Podcast with Chris Voss.Rent $950/mo and tons of traction already on the listing.

However, if I was you I'd list it ASAP and then if the listing doesn't get traction then simply just take it down and put it back up after a day or two. 

This guy is really getting traction with his article. 

Just curious if this is the norm and I'll just need to wait awhile to get some Vrbo traction.

On the other hand, if it just came on the market it’s highly unlikely a low ball offer will get much traction.