Real estate in all facets was never a cash-flow investment mechanism, it's a generational pass through acquisition first & foremost(most cultures have multiple families in same household).

You need to have some ability to respect and understand the culture you are catering too.

@Matthew Irish-Jones care to weigh in?

I'm working up a business plan now would love some more thoughts and opinions.1) Who give grants for this kind of thing2) I have checked with zoning, I'm thinking about doing something like a Affordable daycare, Offices for Native American Council (Building does have cultural significance), Grounds for Pow Wows and redo the gym in there for community event. 

In some cultures, it's almost a right of passage.

Johnny and the team he has hired have done a greatjob establishing a culture of teaming up with their investors.

@Matthew Irish-Jonesyes! 

When evaluating a neighborhood for potential price appreciation, always consider these indicators: new businesses, infrastructure projects, increasing employment opportunities, highly-rated schools, decreasing crime rates, and proximity to parks and cultural attractions.

And they seem to be loving the culture.

It's a little counter-cultural, but it's part of the reason we are in a position to be able to invest in RE.