Would these numbers be attractive for a partnership?

Beavercreek has many nice homes/condos and generally attracts a higher tiered tenant for that rental amount.

When you buy a property in a C, D, or any-of-the-subsequent-letters-that-follow location, you are also making a decision about the types of tenant you will attract and the level of management required for that tenant. 

The more bedrooms you have, the more attractive the rent from furnished shared house rentals to professionals (1 per room) can be.

We're more interested in the overall cash flow, though, obviously the tax-advantages of owning actually properties are very attractive.

The buyer's agent has the same obligations toward the buyer.While double-ending a deal (disclosed dual agency) is attractive to the agent, it's not good for the buyer or seller.Here's why;As a seller's agent, I'll push hard to get larger deposits, faster closing, higher price, fewer contingencies, etc.As a buyer's agent, I'll push hard for exactly the opposite.As a disclosed dual agent (representing both sides with their permission), how can I possibly do those things? 

When we aren't there, we would definitely rent it out for weekly rentals.Numbers:Have up to $100k to invest in this Duck propertyConsidering homes in the range of $750k-$800k that attract around $70k annual rental income.We know that we will likely only use the property in season for a week or so, but we would be using it more out of season.Any reactions from investors who have considered this/similar situations? 

It’s attractive to me because it is big enough but less risky than Worcester- in a big city like Worcester it is essential to know the neighboordhoods- I feel that it’s not as essential to do so in Leominster- Lynn is attractive but it’s getting to be overpriced- the rents do not support the prices- there seems to be a lot of speculators in Lynn- flIppers.

The basement apartment pretty much always attracts the lowest quality tenant in any given area.

How would i attract a good client, what makes a court attractive, how do you coordinate trailers coming in/hooking up, what are appropriate rates of return, etc?