I'd call Patrick Morton as per his response - I always suggest local boutique management companies. 

If you want to preserve those existing bookings, DO NOT let the previous owner/host/property manager cancel them and then reach out after that because Airbnb/Vrbo will send the guest a message that their booking has been canceled and suggest alternative places to book, with really good suggestions. 

hello, I am in the same market with very unique Airbnb homes that I built and would be interested in chatting to you about purchase or I can suggest a realtor.

I would suggest finding investing groups in each of your markets and network with other investor to determine if you are in bad neighborhoods and to see who are the best managers and 

If you’re looking in Ohio, I’d suggest putting Columbus high on your list—it’s one of the few metro areas where the fundamentals are really strong with population growth, job growth, and huge companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Honda, and Nationwide investing here.

Later, I purchased two 4-plexes in a suburb of Atlanta that attracted young professionals and performed well.If you’re considering living in one of the units yourself, I strongly suggest visiting the complex at night or on the weekend.

Regarding your suggestion about analyzing deals daily, I’d love to hear your insights on how to approach that effectively.On a separate note, I noticed your profile lists you as a lender.

Thanks for your suggestion.

Our suggestion to any multi family or commercial investors that have been on the fence or waiting to refinance is to begin to get your ducks in a row and opening your buy box as typically larger multi family or commercial transactions can take 90+ days to close. 

One of my associates suggested I join, so here I am.