Get a feel for traffic and areas before you buy. 

Avg daily traffic ~20k vehicles.I'm not in a position to build anything (no build experience, little cash on hand, slim chance of large loan approval), but could look into selling it later.

@Erica Filippo I’m looking for reviews for the FlipperForce New Web-Based Platform

You also get the skiing traffic in the cold season (when it used to snow here).

I've built different mobile and web applications.  

The exchange went down because of traffic, and then all these people were in limbo not knowing if their coins had been autosold.

@Josh Mac keep in mind that Zillow can be completely unaware of factors that affect value...and some of these factors might not be apparent until you see the property in-person.For instance, maybe someone added a bathroom to the house, and now it's a 3/3, but Zillow thinks it's a 3/2.  ...or maybe the house is right next to a busy road with tons of traffic noise, but the Zestimate is based on nearby houses that are on quieter residential streets  ...or the main floor beam under the house is rotted out--Zillow would never know that...In short, there are a ton of factors that can affect a property's value that Zillow might completely miss.The Zestimate can be reasonably accurate in showing a ballpark value...but, I wouldn't make life and death investing decisions based on a Zestimate...

I then go to Trulia to create the same ad, then Hotpad, etc...Syndication is not worth it because if you look at the syndicated ads, they are only showing very limited information and pictures on the syndicated sites, but if you go to those sites and place a "new" ad, there is more "real estate" for your property on that web site.

I also found an interesting house hacking web site I can post later - can’t get to that pc right now. 

A hot corner property with a drive-thru with adjacent huge traffic counts doesn't sit empty.