I bought the lot 10+ years ago to prevent a slash-and-burn developer from getting it and putting a home that wasn't right for the historic neighborhood (it's not designated, modern homes look extremely out of place here).  

It looks like a modern-ish interior design, but that's not going to help with the morning commuter who just wants to zoom through your drive-through and get back on the road. 

Look for higher rent rents via non-traditional/modern rentals:- AIrbnb/STR-Leasing fully furnished-Rent by the room/Student hosuing-Assistance living, etc.

I have no idea if Zillow is accurate or not but more modern homes in the neighborhood are selling for $200-$300k so it may be a good rough estimate as I haven't had it properly appraised yet.

They find bad properties in great neighborhoods and bring them up to modern standards. 

This biz is part science & part art.

Students can be flaky, but if I could offer one tip or advice - find students in a science degree that are in their junior year or higher. 

@Bleau Deckerd - oo, monkey jungle, sequrim, frost museum of science.

You want at least 150 amps but ideally, 200 amps for a modern house.

It is not rocket science.