In your case it's probable that the seller is more sophisticated than your average FSBO situation from which that stereotype originates, but I would still want to run the asking price by some experienced local commercial RE brokers and get their opinions on the actual fair market value to make sure you're not overpaying.

If you're planning to hold in perpetuity, use year 10 as your "hypothetical" sale date.

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I don't mean to stereotype here, but often times, the guy is gung-ho for the investment piece of it, while the woman's top priority by a long-shot is simply the comfortable space to live.

It is to help people to be made whole again when the borrower defaults or in some cases perpetuates fraud.

Does it make it less desirable for the buyer or next renter because of the stereotype associated with section 8 rental?

It’s really awesome that you’re bringing this up because I think there are a lot of bad stereotypes with exotic dancers.

The city/county plans to tax the asset for perpetuity, usually to pay for infrastructure, OR to pay inflated salaries of administrators and city officials and further grow a usually  inefficient  bureaucracy. 

There are quite a few other philanthropic institutions funded into perpetuity in Allegheny County that are not going to move away.

@Aidan Mulligan,Sure, the stereotype is there for pit bulls...