Based on your previous posts I don't think this guy will consider or honor a Cash for Keys as he is trying to play the system.  

Tenants are no fools, a good amount of bad tenants know how to play the game and know how to pro long evictions.

If you look at margins nationwide California,Parts of Florida,New York,etc. are all speculative.I remember a 4 or 5 years back in Miami there would be only so many condos being built and sold in a development.The investors would pay a homeless person (no joke) 100 bucks a day to stay in the line for them.They would buy up units and then immediately maybe in 1 to 2 months flip them for almost double.The markets were totally crazy then.Same stuff in Cali where brokers were telling me trailers were going for 750,000.So some of these investors that bought and made a ton along with foreign investors are ready to play the speculation game.They are not really in it for the cash flow.They already have a nice portfolio and chunks of cash to allocate funds to speculative investments and if they don't all margin out they will be fine.Speculating is fine if you have the money to lose and still be flush with cash.So these speculative markets have very wild swings in values.First to tank down hard and first usually to start going back up.In Georgia we have more moderate peaks and dips.So with some appreciation back but not huge swings in the future you need the cash flow as part of the deal.I don't like speculation just the hard numbers.I will speculate to a degree on land for future commercial development but I won't buy a house that loses money every month just on the potential of appreciation in the future.

BRRRR > BRRR Hey Jon,Yes I definitely want to play the long game here and repeat on as many good deals as I can.

This is the best course of action like @Yoni Benimetzky stated be prepared to play the long game.

I see new agents trying to play the low fee game, but the established agents aren't going to.

I am keeping it as more of a long-term appreciation play. The

I guess I just have to play the waiting game.

In most cases, syndicators either play the role of deal finder, capital raiser, asset manager or property manager in some format.

There is a website that is specific to NoCo, something like Northern Colorado Rentals or something, you could probably just google it but that is another place to find places to rent and hit them up and see about buying their rental.Wholesalers are another great option as they usually pull double duty as they play the MLS game as well as do direct marketing.So the short answer is no, there is no website but the longer answer I hope has brought some value.Coop