High level market research has been completed and I have narrowed to about 20 zip codes in my area, which is still a lot... 

This is a single family home that either has a walk out basement or a split level house.

You could take it to the next level and assign a value to the land improvements and buildings as well. 

It all depends on your level of experience, whether your agent or boots on the ground have seen it and sent you video, how good the photos are at getting everything if it's a wholesale deal, and your risk tolerance.

I suspect the crack would eventually telegraph.Those Ikea patio tiles would be a whole lot less risky than real tile and cheaper if you could get it level.

I do on some level agree with Alan Lacey however you need to refinance the property as it is, not what it's projected to be. 

The high prices coupled with the saturation of the market (high supply = competitive/low ADRs) and Disneyworld still lagging its pre-pandemic levels means you'll be hard-pressed to find a good deal.

I wish I could help you out, but I don't know anyone building at this level right now.

Looking at it from a city wide level, cities want residents to attend their schools, churches and work at local businesses.

If you want to get into the real iBuyer game (most brokerages have their own iBuyer system which is easy to use) or the hedge fund big buyers, you have to have access to quasi-syndication level type deals - portfolios, self-storage options, etc.