And while I think a train or other public transport is a good thing to have, it probably isn't the #1 thing for most people.

yeah with rock wool for overhead spaces you'll need to enclose it somehow either with plastic or drywall.  

FL is equipped to handle the numbers and with Brightline people could be an hour away and have easy transportation on game day(s).

Enclosed- Really a matter of width and depth.

A lot of pools were built in an era when enclosing the yard was thought to be enough, but it never is.  

Hey Mina, great question, and honestly, there isn’t a ton of clear guidance out there on how to lease to sober living operators.We work with a national network of recovery home operators who are actively looking to lease properties --- especially in areas near treatment centers or public transportation.

There are pockets with pent-up inventory and opportunities to be found, but you really have to understand the area and pay close attention to what's coming—whether that's new development, improved transportation, major employers moving in, etc.Curious—what draws you to those two specific markets?

To give you an idea of what opportunity exists out East: When I was in Thailand in 2019, the only way for tourists to get around, aside from public transport, was hire a driver for the day.

When people struggle to afford food, they may also struggle to pay rent, leading to increased financial stress and difficult trade-offs between essentials like housing, transportation, and healthcare.Tenants who are food insecure are likely also rent-burdened, meaning they spend a significant portion of their income on housing.

Cities with ongoing infrastructure development, such as new transportation hubs or business districts, also offer strong potential for appreciation.