Here are three articles that made it into the papers:"Addiction treatment group buys building in Main South, fueling neighborhood angst""Spectrum Health Systems adds property in Worcester as it moves headquarters to Westborough""Main South neighborhood remains on edge about planned drug treatment facility"I find it ironic that no one asked me (the listing agent) how the owner of the property chose Spectrum Health as the buyer.

Real estate is tangible, unlike all of the other comparative metrics you talked about.

Let me know if you want to connect soon and talk more about your investing goals. 

I’m listing my property next year, setup for short term rental with a deeded boat slip.

The growing list of issues include multiple poor quality tenants damaging properties and breaking leases with no recourse, and non-existent communication/accountability from property management to the point where I have zero faith in their personnel correcting the issues I'm experiencing. 

When calculating cap, and other deal analysis criteria, none of them talks about how to assess the property in terms of its appreciation based on structural quality such as brick exterior versus vinyl.

If you want an outdated list, PM me.  

So I have some knowledge about what you are contemplating... but even with 37 doors,  I wouldn't even start to think about 1,000 units or something crazy like that without significant external resources and partners, and even then you are probably talking about a syndication deal with lots of investors.  

Now, it seems like the goal would be to keep that property in the long run, so you would want to Refi that in a few years when rates come down and you again can qualify for a more traditional mortgage, but there could be a path to getting around $100k and taking the next few years to focus on banking cash flow and possibly expanding.I know, it's a bit out of the box, but if we were just blue sky talking about a solution, it's possible. 

I already listed the reason for the misunderstanding.