Just some good ole fashion deal hunting and learning how to make good offers and estimating rehab and after rehab value.

You could also look for a broker to help you out- I have one insured through American Modern.  

I was given a tour last week for the first time of the whole new office they remodeled, it is very modern and really nice.

After speaking with a broker in Virgin, UT, I learned that capitalizing on that  Zion national park tourist vacation rental market can be (relatively) pricey and challenging.My investor and I are looking for something close to nature or smack-dab in nature; but, still close enough to modern amenities to resolve any issues should they arise (emergencies/food etc).I learned that if you are in the mountains, you will more than likely not have year round access, no water/rights, 2 hours away from amenities and no management willing to make the drive to check on 1 cabin, needless to say it was a little discouraging to hear. 

I do old fashioned way, buy paper and electronically research each one, we have been refining a list of about 5,000 for this years sale...

They are not atheistically pleasing nor do they do any work in modernizing an already in place fixture, and they often will cost as much as just replacing the fixture.

Low maintenance, good A+ tenant, long term appreciation up the ying yang and good ole fashion pride of ownership. 

In my opinion using Google Analytics to identify sellers is kind of a retroactive response because once they hit your site they have already been targeted in some form or fashion. 

There are definitely much cheaper properties on the North side so maybe you'll get a bargain if the North side ever becomes fashionable.

Also, if you have a more modern unit, they have some pretty trendy patterns available, just FYI, and your higher-end tenants might appreciate it.