This is the number one thing suppressing the short term market now.

I enjoy it, but it does not leave me a lot of time for my suppressed passion of real estate.

This town is a little suppressed on rents and I was basing my value on $750.

Accusing a fee manager of "GOUGING", (all caps), probably goes a long way to ensure a suppressed response by lots of people who may or may not agree with you.

I am building in a community which requires a fire suppression system (sprinkler) inside the house if the sq/ft is over 2500.

Hello,I have a question regarding fire suppression and fire sprinklers.

The building has exterior walls and windows, fire suppression, HVAC, elevator, roof, plumbing and electrical connections on each floor.

I know as you mentioned classic cars are a big thing in our part of the country -- could  you start some sort of Guys/Car hangout - use the front office as a clubhouse - lots of old auto memorabilia there and in the warehouse (plus you'd have the fun of shopping for it), maybe install an automotive lift or two, great lighting - fire suppression system (would definitely make your insurance cheaper)? 

Personally, I won't buy property with such suppressed rents (unless I can significantly improve them). 

Flood zones, train tracks, industrial areas, etc. tend to suppress land values which means that the other residents are likely to be in a lower income and education demographic.