It's essential to weigh the pros and cons based on your specific situation and needs.

Am I being specific enough?

I'm not sure about specific auctions, but you might want to check local listings or contact the stores directly. 

If your not adding on to the home, or more specifically, adding a bedroom, you should be just fine with the existing system (they won’t MAKE you replace it)... that is to say it should be fine as long as it’s functioning correctly.

What all to look for when evaluating the criteria?

Maybe talk to a real estate attorney to weigh the pros and cons based on your specific situation.

Many investors want to invest in a specific property in a specific location - they prefer to know what they are buying as opposed to not knowing what specific properties they will own thru a REIT.At the end of the day, each investor needs to sort thru those issues for themselves.

They are interested in an STR or MTR in Atlanta and specifically targeting the film industry here.

Plenty are doing it, not sure if they are profitable yet or what it will look like but time will tell.True, the niche-specific jargon will dissuade anyone in terms of adoption which is something advised of many projects within web3.

A lot of it comes down to your specific property - you can do well in a dead market or do terribly in a hot market.