I currently live here in Fernandina Beach I have a duplex near the beach and a sfh near the historic district.

I would also look into Rancho Bernardo due to the amount of families who want to be in that school district but cannot afford to purchase. 

The tenant is an essential worker at a pediatrician's office.

So essentially, I'd live for free.The same house in Denver would cost me about $500 a month in excess.

The other option is to find your very own private lender (essentially just a person that has a large amount of cash themselves) and partner with them for the purchase or try to convince them to lend you money their money for similar terms as an HML except they do 100% financing.Either ways, run the numbers and weight out the costs and benefits.

Take away the people that create the finance district of the world, you are getting rid of the financial district.

Avg. income, business/jobs in area, how to find what business might be moving to or from said areas, school districts, and other considerations I'm not aware of.

Essentially the shareholders would be able to pull-forward the future profits of a company to invest in their own endeavours (some would probably buy RE on an individual level). 

Essentially, the owner of the property agrees to receive payments from the new buyer over a set period of time until a pre-determined purchase price is paid to the original owner in full.

Hello, does anyone know of a good real estate cpa to recommend in the Maryland or District of Columbia area ?