I highly recommend joining local investment groups (Facebook is great for that) and attending local meetups, such as the ones hosted by @David RamirezI'd be happy to connect with you as well!

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

Having a Facebook page is also essential, and it needs to be tending to daily, like a garden. 

I've been toying with the idea of doing some FaceBook marketing but haven't had a chance to really dig into it yet.  

I don't think it is posted here, but look him up on Facebook under J Thomas Martin.

You can also find real estate investing groups through meetup.com, Facebook, or a Google search.

I had asked this question on the Facebook fan page and got banned lolwho do you use for invoicing tenants? 

Anyway, I will take your advice, will work with the property manager to get it listed on Facebook and putting of sign of "rent" in main road.

Don't listen to a brokerage pitch, they are all generally the same - our marketing is excellent, we are the leader in the area, look at our website and partnerships - they all have that.Cloud brokerages, in general, are better for independent self-starters, but the con is you will be on Facebook Workplace trying to network and won't have an office to go to.

I'm in a few facebook groups with cabin owners in blue ridge and my neighborhood, and many are saying their bookings are way down year over year (some with no bookings at all), apparently due to the increase in short termrentals available.That being said, if you do buy something, I'd make sure it has some features that will set your cabin apart.