I'm sure in the 50s and 60s, it was a much nicer looking location and attracted travelers with their RVs. 

And if it's the property that attracts all of the biggest idiots, great, let them play, and find another property. 

So back to your original question, here are the pros/cons of building a fourplex:Pros -If you keep your total costs below 75% of the after completion value you can recoup your initial capitalNew buildings attract great tenants who are willing to pay more in rent Obviously everything is new, so less maintenance is requiredHigh value due to the rarity and it being newPotential to condo off the units later for individual resaleCons -Building can take a long, long time.

The building attracts some very rough tenants so much that many of my co-workers divert to walk on the other side of the street because many times there is a crowd outside the door of the building.  

There are a lot of young professionals moving into the newer condos and sfhs in the area, and my home would be to attract the lower end of that crowd.

Much much more attractive option.As others have said, withdrawal - bad idea.

As a former AirBnB host, I used Queen size beds, nightstands, dresser, and sufficient amenities (towels, coffee, etc) to attract guests to my household.

Im happy to see iv attracted some attention from the big dogs on the forum.

I agree with buying universities but at the same time in that sentence you said universities attracting more apartments were a reason for added stress and problems.

You may want to buy one of the private money courses out there to learn how to attract it.Jeff