"wholesale" is a broad term.

You can also look at reports from IRR.com and or www.marcusmillichap.com for a more broad overview of the market.For market cap rates look at the report put out by CBRE  "US CAP Rate Survey Advance Review 2018"

Create your own by adding an accessory dwelling to a single-family house, as detailed in this BP thread from California:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/61/topics/732543-here-is-my-adu-variation-to-brrrr-its-called-bra2xrrDC, Arlington, and Montgomery County have all updated their zoning laws in recent years to broadly permit ADUs within or behind owner-occupied houses.

The point of the post was to broadly ask the question about stagnant markets with strong cash flow.  

This represents the broad market areas that are most impacted by proximity to Fort Bragg.1. 15% to 20% of the population move every year!

For the broad range of all over WI, I would talk to Knightbarry Title, they have offices all over and have always done me well ans an Investor and as a Broker.What are you looking to buy?

One thing people say is multifamily home is better for cash flow and single family for appreciation but those are broad. 

And "construction" is a broad range of work. 

Or do you mean areas like Broad Ripple, North Central, or Glendale?

I do not see that it is multi-directional based on the language above.Now, I can see why as a matter of policy or advising clients why one might broadly advise "no benefit either way" - belt & suspenders, easy to communicate & understand, more protective.It's been a relevant issue, because I have had clients who thought, usually based on feedback from custodian, that they had a PT because they benefited the account.