A few examples that you can explore directly....1) Is there biological resource value i.e. wetlands or other 'special' habitat?

On the plus side Habitat has built dozens of new houses within a half mile and there seems to be some upgrading being done on some houses in the neighborhood.

Maybe volunteer for Habitat when they are doing new builds.

we have a 'Habitat for Humanity ReStores' in the Buffalo area that takes in just about everything & you can get amazing deals on cabinets that have been removed.

I have done several Habitat for Humanity builds there and handing out T giving food and it’s not an area I would want to have investments.  

Since the 1960s, the amount of "farmable" land per quarter or section has increased dramatically in some areas {at the cost of fire separation, soil heath & erosion, and habitat for wildlife} and can be as hight as 80-90%.    

Realize, too, that fix and flippers tend to have cheap sources for this sort of thing and would not pay anywhere near what a homeowner would pay a kitchen fixing company.Your best bet may be to donate the cabinets and appliances to Habitat for Humanity.

Is it possible to get started by utilizing habitat for humanity?

We like the Habitat for Humanity ReStores.

you also can get these soap dishes online and at habitat but it would be hard to install without removing adjacent tiles.