Unless you get owner financing your options may be pretty limited. 

There's a major rezoning coming here, most likely beginning in 2015, that's going to be boosting development density to 260% of the current base permitting, going from 22 dwelling units per acre to 58 and raising height limits from 45' to 75'.

All that said, I'm not an attorney and am limited to my own experience.  

They are here for support and networking but have limited knowledge about REI.

That's a solid indicator that they overpriced it...which will at least give you an idea of what it isn't worth.Sounds like a very unique/historic property, which may limit your pool of potential buyers.

That fact that the app is limited cause frustration, I think.

It was being done during the boom years and you can google it but there are limits on cash back at closing and to intentionally due it to inflate the price is illegal.

However, there is a rental cap ( renter to owner ratio limit).

So a limited building permits and houses that are focused on owner occupants (read as higher priced) are creating a higher demand for affordably priced, lower end SFR that (ultimately) looks to put the 'entry level' rental housing product into a position to experience appreciation over the next decade.

But there has to be some they are just not on BP  :)I wasn't aware just how limited the responses would be.  10 years is not a long time in the buy and hold world.