I think this could work for you, especially if in an area frequented by travelers/tourists.

I'm very familiar with the area, visit frequently anyway, and would have trusted 3rd parties to check over the property manager. 

As an HOA manager I frequently run into agents who are misrepresenting "facts" about the HOA because they don't do their homework (major peeve).

Any advise on somewhere  I can advertise that may reach my target audience?

What can be done to target it towards an older audience? 

From the matterport website: https://matterport.com/frequently-asked-questions/The plus is you could do it for other agents and make extra money.

This is done quite frequently. 

Lower asset classes may have older buildings which may require more frequent upkeep, however the cash flow could be much greater than a higher asset class just due to the lower capital injection at the start of the process.Just make sure to account for all of your numbers when running a deal, and don't forget to add in number for maintenance and capital expenditures, because most people who don't account for those things are just fooling themselves. 

It seems I read on BP more frequently that apartment investing seems to be better overall than SFH investing.

(My hometown lets folks notify police for frequent drive-bys while they are out of town.