You will not attract the best tenants.I turn away a lot of renters who contact me explain how they have the best pet, so I agree, it makes it more difficult.

@Joshua Rosenwald There are a ton of attractive markets all over the country.

Given its a small town, maybe the town as a whole could look at growth opportunities to attract visitors.  

With the housing meltdown, the property value is down and so I cannot even sell without taking a hit, plus renting has become harder and there is a lot of pressure to reduce rent etc...So this strategy will enable me to have more flexibility on being competitive on the rent i charge which I reduce to attract stronger tenants, without taking a loss on my monthly rent cashflow...I was looking at all the options given my circumstances etc...Please advice as I am new to all this...What do others do in my scenario...thanks

So create a landing page to attract investors.

To be sucessfull it has to be nice , near a point of interest or an attraction ( like a theme park or the ocean )    Want to see a real operation check out Ocean Lakes campground in Myrtle Beach SC .  

As @Frank Wong mentioned it will attract more people. 

Given that I tried my best to make the property as attractive as it could be, what else could I try to generate more volume towards it?

Drive down to Boston and go to some Boston REIA meetings even if you're not going to invest there.The OOS markets in the midwest look attractive because of the lower price points... but you really need a great team on the ground, or it's not going to work.  

@Darryl DahlenHi Darryl, My wife and I are looking to attract small balance debt and equity, to participate in our scaling of Adult Residential Facilities-DD (developmentally disabled adults ages 22-59) ARF-DD.