Google Maps/Satellite won't give you a very good or up-to-date picture if looking at properties around a target property.

Have you included STR specific insurance, furniture, pots and pans and dishes and all kitchen implements, linens, paper products, etc. and all utilities including internet and cable? 

Pay it, educate your tenants, and warn them they can be charged if they are found responsible for a future repair.i would also have a serious conversation about their willingness to waste such a wonderful dish.

For example, having a house chore chart that is built into the lease so it minimizes tension for dirty dishes, cleaning, ect. especially with 4-6+ separate leases under one house.To answer your question about targeting this group, I'd say put yourself in the shoes of a 20-mid 30 year old younger millennial professional.

I don't use a lot of water, i take fast showers and wash dishes by hand when I use them.

I don't use a lot of water, i take fast showers and wash dishes by hand when I use them.

Luckily, with vacant land, I can get an idea of what the last satellite image shows me, so the physical risk (topography, access, been timbered) I can look at once I have a call back from an interested party.

But let me suggest something to you...if you are not familiar with the laws in the particular state then maybe you shouldn't be dishing out advice with a condescending tone of a know-it-all. 

Make open house "goodie bags" and dish them out to everyone who attends. 

If the property inherently comes with a satellite and is paid off at closing, go for it.