Where a property is in relation to major amenities such as shopping, dining, recreation and entertainment, and the ease of travel to these locations can certainly affect your property.Another major thing I look at as well is what the employment outlook is like in the area. 

On the outside, look for the positives: proximity to commuting options (bus, train), shopping, beaches, highways, recreation, views (mountain, water, cranberry bogs, forest, other scenic elements). 

The buyers offered 250k over asking and claim it would cost them $133,700 to have my plans recreated.

Some of the surrounding properties (mobile homes) have been cleared and replaced with small cabins, which I'm sure they're attempting to lease recreationally, to no avail.

Even though it's legal recreationally in the state of Mass, you can't have an official document that is tied to BP encouraging tenants to consume, possess, distribute, and manufacture it. 

You might be able to find a recreational piece of land for that where you can park a travel trailer but it most likely won't have any utilities and isn't a place you could put a manufactured home.

I learned the hard way and had to go back and recreate 3 years of books when the digital world failed me.

recreation and well being have value.

I am not a genius, so I would rather replicate than attempt to re-create the wheel.

I've even recreated the property calculators on Excel to help analyze deals currently on the market.