I don't know that there are many niche OZ lawyers given the program hasn't been as gangbusters as once predicted.

But many are not predicting a correction because of the imbalance in the demand for housing in CLT vs. the practical limits in supply.

If I had a crystal ball to predict future explosive real estate markets, I sure wouldn't tell anyone else lol.With that being said, check migration stats to see who's going where.

Who would be your target buyer (hard to predict really), and is the park conducive to them? 

I am thinking the the BRRR method can be employed here but I am unsure how to proceed or predict if that's a sound strategy.

It’s remarkable that the Austin metro’s pricing is nearly 40% higher than it was last year:Despite the incredible YoY increase in prices, the decline in closed and pending sales compared to this time last year suggest, in light of the previous month’s numbers, that the market has found a stabilization point and may be reverting to its more predictable seasonal behavior.

So you'll need to predict where the rents are going.

I understand how the security instrument of the note and mortgage.  

And while we can make assumptions and analyze data, there is no way to actually predict the future of the market.

I'm not sure you can predict on time rent in one town vs another.Probably the main challenge would be PM if you want to use PM.