Investors who shunned flood zones (many initially ONLY invested in Flood Zone X) are now flipping in Flood Zones, such A and AE. 

I initially lost, but got both of them when initial contract fell through.

You've already got substantial income and the next step is creating the vehicle to protect that income and over time increase it organically - a self driving car if you will.  

In rare cases where a tenant needs that, they would bear the cost.It still may be the case that that MF carries less risk than office buildings, but a building with a large number of small executive office units would logically be less risky than traditional office space.Also, I initially presented an oversimplified scenario just to compare the different property types.

The asking price was $275k and initial monthly rent collected estimate was $3000.

If you have minimum screening criteria I would state those in your initial response even if you state it clearly in the ad.

@Todd Dexheimer that was my initial thought.

If any depreciation remains in the pool when I sell the property (say in 5 years), I get a step-up in tax basis by the amount of unclaimed depreciation2.

Tenant is busy moving and doesn't have time to chat, changed numbers, or some other innocent reason.My initial suspicion is they're hiding something.

We don't want to show the property and have people rushing to complete the application while sitting on the front step.