Andrew, Hard to weigh in on this, as there are many considerations, but here are the main points I look at: 1.  

You can submit the site to them for consideration.

Yellow letters take a bunch of mailings too but probate seem to narrow it down considerately.

Hangar door heights and door widths.

Ask for more responsibility at your current pay, for consideration later after proving yourself. 

I think the last consideration they make is if there is a need for the power that the solar farm will generate.

I hear good things around SE Raleigh and down near Chavis Heights but is it too hyped?

Taking all that into consideration, coming in a lot lower is the only thing that makes this property worth the taking.

Other disadvantages of traditional RE investments included more volatility, worse liquidity and limited opportunity to diversify the investment portfolio.Current property crowdfunding platforms try to solve all these problems because now investors are able to pool their money with other investors, thus considerably reducing the needed amount of investment and diversifying their portfolio.

Yes, what @Theresa Harris is pointing is a consideration, as generally for an investment property (or the latter portions of a primary residence, such as in the case of a multifamily) one can deduct pretty much each and every expense (cause it is a business).