Currently, I am stationed in Quantico VA at Camp Barrett.

Definitely score one point for the "don't trust Zillow" camp. :)

But I'm in the camp of @Jay Hinrichs. 

The kayaks, boat motors and camping stuff on the lawn is unattractive.

@Cody Adams, over the past 7 years, I've had close to 25% of the students who take my Real Estate Investing course at the University of Toronto, tell me that they did the boot camp or extended (expensive!)

I haven't done this since our first rental house prekids.So who else has condo/investment property camped or done something similar to save time and money?  

I am actually looking for a piece of land very similar to that in wi that has a few acres to put a small building on to be an off grid type cabin to camp in.Advertise it as rustic cabin camping area.Or a shell of a tiny home for the new owner to personalize.  

Aside from the differences in ideology, I find the discussions stem in part from the underlying premises and the syntax used.Basically if money should return at least 10% on average, the leverage camp [which I'd consider myself] more or less views a return below that baseline as effectively "negative CF". 

There is an ~80 acre tract that is FSBO that I would like to be able to buy to enjoy as a getaway with my family, for camping or hunting, or possibly someday put a cabin or house on.

I don't like to leave my house sitting empty, I'm camping out there so it doesn't look empty and that is getting tough on me.