@Chris Lo not an issue unless deteriorating, which potential exposes people to the fibers and is thus a health hazard.Even then, all you have to do is properly encapsulate it, usually with paint and then put siding over it.What cities are you looking in?

As are cellular towers, fiber, the internet, the local gas station, vape shop, computer monitors, keyboards, search engines, and just about everything else you can imagine.  

.$50 other expenses (google fiber)gross monthly rent $2300 (1400 up and 900 down)cash flow $274.39 with a CoC return of 9.27%My realtor found it on KSL - it wasn't even listed on the MLS.  

If it is what I'm thinking where the box of equipment shows up and you just need to plug it in to the power and the existing cable/fiber/ethernet then yes that's a reasonable ask.

Quote from @Bill Brandt: thanks for the clarification, the parcels being sold are "better than average" the parcels being sold are on a private lane,  with mountain views,  have natural gas,  electric, fiber internet, and cell phone service available. 

I bought a home that had  sewer lines that were made of wood fibers and hot tar, known as “Orangeburg”.

Exterior was the wavy pattern fiber cement siding and was easy to match.  

You need sewer, water, electric, fiber optics, sidewalks, fire hydrants, storm ponds?

Just because you bought a building, invested in a business, or laid some fiber cable does not mean you hit the finish line.   

I am a man of substance, of flesh and bone, fiber and liquids -- and I might even be said to possess a mind.