My real estate partner and I have all our numbers and property picked out.  

Maybe have your agent call some investors they know to see if anyone wants to pick up a nice rental?

If you are going to live there, you could also pick up a room-mate to help offset living expenses.Like Michael said, reaching out to a Realtor to help you figure out what's up with rents in the area would be a good idea.

I honestly don't think caulking around the sink, paint patches from holes on the dry wall, oil hinges, cleaning and basic maintenance would cost that much.

Picking their brain or offering to do some work with or for them to get hands on training.  

Feel free to pick peoples brains on here and get good insight but always verify.  

Currently ill-managed with 27% vacancy...while the area is about 98% occupancy on storage.Anyhow, have another buyer interested in picking it up from me after closing.  

If you can physically visit the hotel, I'd just drop by, pick up the brochure for the hotel, look at the name plates, or maybe just ask the concierge. 

While it is still possible to find deals in the Denver area, there are slim pickings.

I recommend the free how to guides and picking some strategies that interest you.