Step back and develop your world view.  

Some builders are doing infill development which is great for that area, but you'd want to check the rental rates to see if they will support your investment.  

Many OZ deals depend on the development and can be expensive with fees.

For his first two years here he stayed in a rooming house, because he couldn’t afford his own house or apartment.After World War II this country “got rich”, affordable housing became plentiful as “the suburbs” were developed.  

I always thought that I would sell of the machines or keep some for myself, but at this point I just want to move forward with developing the property further.Can anyone offer any experience with where to start clearing somewhere like this out.

To have a successful appraisal appeal, It is important to have a data based case.  

Most investors from California like invest in the midwest into growing cities with massive tech development that are also landlord friendly.

I’m not a developer but if I can flip it, I’m interested  

I've spoken with developers who thought they could convert the apartment units to condos one by one as tenants vacated but that doesn't work.

Single family with an in law might be a good bet for house hacking, btw.Quincy has some definite upside and i think is still an “inefficient market” growing around public transportation. and i would check out hyde park in boston for growing gentrification as well as neponset ave and morrisey  blvd in dorchester where a ton of development is planned