Whether consciously or subconsciously, this will add some mental lode to your processing. 

The tax code is designed to drive economic activity and things like depreciation and cost segregation do exactly that...they encourage the acquisition/transaction of assets (which benefits the buyer, seller, broker, appraiser, surveyor, environmental engineer, inspector, lender, contractors...the list goes on and that creates exponential tax revenue over the original tax-preferred transaction).Leverage and taxes work hand in hand.  

In any case, file the police report, contact your insurance company, and beef up your security.One thing you can do for all of your properties, including your own home, is to learn about CPTED...Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design.

Currently there are not any kids 6 or younger living in the property, but I do not have any idea if there were any in the past.I checked the list of inspectors in MA (http://www.mass.gov/eohhs/docs/dph/environmental/lead/ma-lead-inspector.pdf) and both of them are still licensed.

SpaceX recently received permits from Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

And yes - I know the plan is currently on hold due to environmental concerns.  

Most private lenders aren't rate sensitive, but are rate conscious.

As a general statement for anyone reading this thread, larger pieces of land can be tough to "wholesale" since developers need long feasibility periods to do their due diligence on soils/geotechnical, environmental, utility availability/capacity, zoning, etc, etc, but they can certainly be brokered if you team up with a savvy agent who knows land. 

I try to stay very conscious about scammers, I'll have to look into whether this is possible in my state.

Things like info about utilities, pests, environmental info, structural components, mechanical systems, etc.There is a question in our SPDS that asks the seller "What other material (imporant) information are you aware of concerning the Property that might affect the buyer's decision-making process, the value of the Property, or its use?