While we are looking for available rentals in general websites like apartments.com I am looking for advice on any local websites/forums/groups where good student rentals can be found?

By having a second pair of eyes throughout the buying and selection process, you'll end up with better metrics and more realistic expectations.

I screen and select tenants that will be stable with limited turnover, and I manage the place well.

You provide a picture of the room, and then select a theme, and the AI app will show you what the room might look like to give you some ideas and play with different themes.Hope that helps.Mike

@Kirsten MillikenNot a lawyer here, so all disclaimers apply (not legal advice, you should consult an actual attorney, you know ... )Like @Eric DeNardo said, you can go to the Colorado Secretary of State's website, and use their checklist to set it up online. 

@David IngramMy property management has me on Zillow, showmojo, realtor, their own company website, trovit, rentable, and zumper.

A strong cash offer helps with getting you selected.

I’m just a young fella trying to work out SEO so here I am about to post my website link.

They often offer competitive pricing and have a wide selection.- Online retailers: Amazon and Wayfair are good for smaller items like hardware, as you've mentioned.

They have a website.