Redevelopers in nearby single family neighborhoods can't build profitably for less than about a $900k price point.  

I am going to be doing a lot of work to a few buildings I have in the City of Snohomish and was wondering if anyone had a handyman nearby they work with?

In my area, there are several well established GYs with nice homes nearby, there is no external obsolescence caused or implied by a cemetery they are well maintained, nice areas.

I am not sure on Chicago laws, but I know a friend has a rental home in nearby Lake Geneva, and they just voted to limit short term rentals. that was how he made his money.

If a nearby apt complex has rent at $1200 with slightly better amenities but less sq ft (as an example) can I ask for $1150?  

An investment group I'm part of in a nearby smaller town bought a house in the middle of the small town's downtown area about ten years ago. 

She's in her sophomore year at a nearby college.

Purchase a nice SFH nearby work and the kids school.  

No, their strategy was : buy, install a giant water turbine under the house, connect the whole thing to the grid and produce electricity to 150+ households nearby.

For instance, we took out a 3.5% down payment FHA loan for a condo when we transferred for employment, allowing us a larger, nicer place for $100s less per month than we were paying for our tiny apartment nearby.