Thanks for your input and creative solution Steve.

It seems like you need a database management software to host the site, and then to make it easier to work with than the competing brokerages.You could contact an existing service that operates in a different country - in the US, it might be Zillow or Trulia or the MLS service themselves - and see if they'd be interested in partnering with you and using the software they already have, since their solutions are already very sophisticated and well refined. 

The house is $200k with 1619 sqft, built in 2019 and modern styled.

It's by a state park so the numbers provided by AirDNA show really good bookings for about 3/4 of the year (winter has more vacancies but we feel our cabin is a bit more modernized than others and will do fine - we won't be sitting empty for 3 months). 

What a creative solution for an area that's difficult to find multi-family properties in.

Would love to learn about any additional needs; definitely helps to keep landlord solution providers on their toes!

Solutions:1) Don't use dummies for your mortgage. 2) Say you're doing it to "stay liquid in case something comes up," without specifying that that "something" is going to be an investment property and that "coming up" is going to happen b/c you're looking for one.

Would love to learn about any additional needs; definitely helps to keep landlord solution providers on their toes!

Thank you all in advance to enlight me .This seems like a good solution but I don't know how many people are doing it.  

It has been a great rental, however, now the property needs to be modernized.