@Mehdi Hamid Here's a list of ways to connect:1.  

If you don't already have an Airbnb listing but know someone who does, have them join and give you the scoop.  

The property is currently listed for rent, I’ve had some interest stating that they would like to view the property.

At least 70% of the agent-driven applications we get for one of our listed rentals is a waste of time.The agents are ignorant, lazy or both.They expect us to chase THEIR client for required documents and they nonstop complain we're asking for too much - when it's all right on our website.We also take over management for new investors and many times their agent was again, ignorant and/or lazy, and didn't require leases, rent ledgers, tenant contact info, etc. as part of the purchase contract.

They will, however, be impressed by the fact that you took the initiative to find an underperforming listing, looked up the tax records, and cold called them.

I noticed in a market I am in that there are several properties that are listed in the MLS that are below the comp values.

I am on a bunch of wholesaler's lists and after analyzing hundreds of deals for myself and my clients I found one that was from a reputable licensed agent/wholesaler and I pulled the trigger.

Columbus is down the list of priority for the company it will happen just not as fast as Oregon or AZ.. 

Hey Rachel, One side note is that Landlord's choice varies a lot but I'd take a look at local listings that do have a professional property manager and review their screening criteria.

=> We built it for ourselves because we were sick of the outdated lists on propstream/dealmachine.