Most agents don't understand wholesaling and over look the opportunity to pick up a deal themselves. 

I called her office and they put me through and she picked up.

I have built relationships with a few investors who would be interested in partnering but it is not a large property and may not be worth the time to manage if the cash flow was split.Are there any other ways that I could turn this property into a rental instead of having it leech my savings for the next 4 months til the market picks up? 

Property taxes $3,611...run through the numbers and you will see it's all an appreciation play...since you will only cover monthly expenses with a lot down...With respect to appreciation...at these numbers I am thinking more about selling then buying...other house we bought for office/rental up 15% per year in two years since we bought it...feels great, but makes me nervous...If you are interested in short term rentals be sure to check with the City, as they are only allowed if more than 250 feet from another short term rental, so westside, near the river are locked out...That said, if you do decide to invest here pick areas carefully.

Many of it works, just pick one strategy and stick to it. 

@Max Ball I would like to say both (@Todd Dexheimer) but if I had to pick one, I would purchase a property in an area that is about to grow/gentrify.

I used to discount the Airbnb, but I just make it the same and if I get a listing on air then great if not not big loss.As far as maintaining a other site it is just a bunch of copying and pasting and uploading same pictures.I find the air site and app a little more cumbersome to navigate and find things but I would recommend using it to pick up a few more listings.

Agricultural industry (and I don't mean crop picking). 

In turn maybe you can let me pick your brain on some ways to get started???

You can also pick up a great deal on the mls if the seller chose more of an inexperience broker and just listed it like a traditional SFH.