You may be able to find a small commercial multifamily property (5-6 units) in a surrounding town like Fitchburg, Gardner, or Leominster and be able to deploy the proceeds and some of your own cash into a 25% DP & closing costs into that property and potentially double your units.

You can always check with park managers and owners in surrounding mobile home parks as well as mobile home dealerships.

My suggestion for you would be to surround yourself with other investors. 

But you are right, these infrastructure developments take time and it remains to be seen how quickly they can be overcome. 

I know I could be very successful and put in the time in beginning could be a challenge but I think its that initial leap and people surrounded you of nag sayers.  

You may have to look at the surrounding counties with your strategy.

Don't forget to research local regulations surrounding MTRs and STRs, factor in management fees if you plan on outsourcing, and assess your risk tolerance between a larger, single multi-family property or multiple, potentially distant, MTR/STRs.

Do you see today's news about Citigroup is leaving the infrastructure bond business ?

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In any jurisdiction (city, county,whoever is in charge), no structures can be put in the regulatory floodway because it will impact (ie raise) the elevation of the floodwaters surrounding the property.