Rental Property Listing websites are as follows:www.rentals.com (Paid service from $50 to $180)www.zillow.com https://www.zillow.com/rental-manager/www.trulia.com https://www.trulia.com/post-rental/www.redfin.comhttps://www.estately.com/my/accountwww.rentjungle.com (Paid service $47)www.rent.comwww.rentlinx.com (For small landlord, $19 per month)www.zumper.com https://www.zumper.com/prowww.rentbyowner.comwww.airbnb.comwww.freerentalsite.comwww.craigslists.orgwww.imanagerent.comwww.rentdigs.comwww.allpropertymanagement.comwww.turbotennant.comwww.realtor.comTwitterPinterestwww.Postlets.com(Owned by Zillow)http://apnatriangle.com (Local North Carolina Website)http://www.byowner.comhttp://www.padlister.comhttp://www.realrentals.comhttp://www.rentdigs.comhttp://www.rentlinx.com (This website also posts the ad on realtor.com for free)https://www.rentalads.comhttp://www.mynewplace.com/https://www.realrentals.com/www.byowner.com

I am looking to buy and hold this property!

I self manage my own C-class properties so I'm dealing with the same demographic you are.  

Unfortunately for me my HOA is full and capped on rental properties in my area.

Our company Thirdstone Properties manages 500 units in Jax.

I use one of the properties as a rental that puts about $1800 in my pocket every month.

When you make multiple offers on properties that you would like to acquire, are you putting down earnest money with the official offer?

Hell no, I show properties while the current tenant is still there.

I would not puchase an Airbnb was your first investment property.

don't let that happen.I want my clients to learn the basic first; Power prospecting and negotiating, if you can't negotiate you can't do deals, in my opinion this the best way to have your way with sellers, I go into details of expired listings, For sale by owners, how to do second stage and sometime 3rd stage negotiation, how to make offers and how to make offer often.Creative financing is a must to learn, lease option Control and Roll and hybrid offers, nothing down, delayed settlements, no money in the deal using "Check Funds", seller financing, how to ask for it, how to get sellers to agree, no interest mortgage, how to offer more and create more equity and ease assignments.Most importantly "contracts" I use what I call a "skinny contract offer" this is a one page document that has all the creative clauses needed to CONTROL the property with a small down payment.I want my clients to understand that it is easy to find and control properties, but a needed skill to assign it, get to the settlement table and collect your fee.