@Jerry Puckett promotes a kiss me approach which offers a great awareness for those prospects who are motivated by a stimulation that serves their desire.

And I am not saying you should lower it to $180, but if you are looking to get it sold and you lowered it to $189 that would probably stimulate a lot of interest.  

The govt has been artificially stimulating the economy through QE for a long time.

There are a lot of companies around the nation that source property, demographic, bankruptcy, foreclosure and other data, like The Warren Group, LPS/Black Knight, Experian, Equifax, Axciom, First American, and COUNTLESS others including many smaller regional specialists that have built specific areas of expertise, and which offer great services at various price points, and with various areas of focus.Do companies buy from each other rather than do it all themselves when it is cost effective, and the data is usable - you bet.

As well, values for MF are based on cash flow, so if that dips 10%, to, say, 85% occupancy, you probably can still cover your nut and maybe even continue to pay LPs.

However, for accredited investors, it's worthwhile to consider scaling up to syndications and private placements as limited partners (LPs).

@Richard Rohrbough, maybe some more details would help stimulate some creative solutions.