Though the purchase price is low and tempting, you need to evaluate everything including the time, commitment, and money that the property will be needing.

His content is probably a good place to start on evaluating vacant triple net properties.I'm a multifamily & self storage syndication guy so I can't shed any specific light on the topic.

You’ll have to research what are the legal methods for collecting on a judgment in the jurisdiction where you’d file the small claims case and evaluate your chances of collecting via those methods.

So you do have a wide range of time to evaluate and establish your intent before selling.

Are there resources out there that will help me better evaluate the areas I'm looking in?

I would advise determining what you want out of real estate investing while also evaluating your position to reach your goals.Hope this helps!

I’ll evaluate at least one deal per day and make offers on everything that meets my criteria.  

I have been a contractor for 25 years so I feel pretty safe in evaluating what I see.

I've been educating myself though pretty much since the beginning of this year and I try to evaluate at least 3 deals a week using the BiggerPockets calculators.

@Josh Meyers I’ve heard that you can contact Zillow and ask them to re-evaluate or adjust it.