How can I make this code more DRY

So I have some POCO classes like this:

public record Party { public string? Location{ get; set; } public string? Guests{ get; set; } public string? Drinks{ get; set; } } 

and I have this struct which has many methods that are very very similar. I wanted your idea on how can I write this with less copy-pasted code. Notice the pattern of those Make* methods are very similar**.

public struct NamedSet { public NamedSet(string Name, string IdValue) { IdName = Name; Id = IdValue; } public static NamedSet MakeLocation(string? value) { const string name = nameof(Party.Location); return string.IsNullOrEmpty(value) ? MakeBlank(name) : new NamedSet(name, value); } public static NamedSet MakeGuests(string? value) { const string name = nameof(Party.Guests); return string.IsNullOrEmpty(value) ? MakeBlank(name) : new NamedSet(name, value); } public static NamedSet MakeDrinks(string? value) { const string name = nameof(Party.Drinks); return string.IsNullOrEmpty(value) ? MakeBlank(name) : new NamedSet(name, value); } public static NamedSet MakeBlank(string name) { return string.IsNullOrEmpty(name) ? new NamedSet("", "") : new NamedSet(name, ""); } } 

and the way I use it is that when I have a list of my Party objects or other classes objects, I can call it call this:

p.MakeDrinks(p.Drinks) 

I even have another class say House with say properties like

public record House { public string? Windows{ get; set; } public string? Doors{ get; set; } public string? Carpets{ get; set; } } 

then again I have to go to my NamedSet and add a method like this:

public static NamedSet MakeDoors(string? value) { const string name = nameof(House.Doors); return string.IsNullOrEmpty(value) ? MakeBlank(name) : new NamedSet(name, value); } public static NamedSet MakeCarpets(string? value) { const string name = nameof(House.Carpets); return string.IsNullOrEmpty(value) ? MakeBlank(name) : new NamedSet(name, value); } 

You see there is a bunch of similr code. How can I make it better?