If the house was vacant and I visited at this time, and it was hot and sweaty upstairs, I would put in a window unit, just to get it rented.

I would seriously look at the Purple since it is more breathable you won’t have sweaty guests yellowing your sheets

I want this and that but when action is required or they don't see success at the speed of emails and snapchats then they go to something else.  

Any of the value you are adding would have been handled by the contractor the new owner will use to build their home, so there isn't much hassle that the new owner is being saved from.My experience (none first hand) is that land is a speculative play (I think over the next 10 years the city will grow out this direction) or a full development play (I build the home or commercial buildings on the property and then lease or sell).Lastly, without any other details, you accumulating a big pile of sweaty cash is never a bad way to finance a deal.

"Lease" the unit to a few big sweaty bikers. 

You'll need to be prepared to get dirty and sweaty if you want to be involved.I highly recommend you make sure you have running water and one functioning toilet in the house at all times. 

Google can kiss my black smelly stinky sweaty musky... wallet!

Chasing rainbows hoping for a pot of gold, vs realizing "the gold is in the ground" so you must start by "digging in", getting dirty, sweaty, toughing it out, until you finally hit that first nugget. 

It was crowded, hot, and sweaty.

That was followed by many sleepless and sweaty nights which until the last year or so continued.