I have over 11 years of marketing experience developing marketing campaigns with big brands like Verizon Wireless and Qualcomm, 6 years of event production experience and over 11 years as an entrepreneur and small business coach. 

I'd say to start with an informal, small gathering, see what the participants are interested in, and then plan the next one based off of their feedback.

The property is across the street from the library , within 1-2 blocks radius of the post office , diner, pizzeria ,churches , dentists office as well as other small businesses , what other information do I need before pursuing this deal?

@Michaelmy apologies some times it takes me a little bit to answereasiest way to explain formula for youArv is After Repair Value meaning after full renovation or repairs this is what the house will sell for 30-60 days max based on comparable sales (aka comps)I prefer lower 60% of the ARV, because I prefer to flip to a retailer, by wholesaling, and earning a small fee for finding the deal and securing the property via purchase agreement option or a few other various formsmost of my ppl buy at 65% or 70% so due to my preferred method of wholesaling, I must buy at prices below these "strike prices" or buy prices...just so you know I am a contractor, so my repair costs are known when I look at property.

I'm leaning more toward putting a small laundromat in or putting in a few walls and doors and renting out storage space.

On small properties 10 units and under - all you really need is a rent roll, as expenses can throw off a CAP very easily.

I am a disabled veteran with a small amount of capitol and not much of an income to get anymore in the near future.

It could also matter to the tinkerer that wants a place to work on small projects and it doesn't look like there is anywhere to do that on this property.  

Keep posting and build relationships on here and I think you will find a small group of people that you connect with regularly.

If you are not happy where you are now, just look to where you started a year ago, or two years ago and realize how far you have come in a small amount of time.