Are there any other options that I could utilize?

Includes, tax, Insurance, Capital expenditures for stuff that needs to be repaired, monthly financing, any utilities that fall to a landlord like water or sewer (confirm any costs in that area) and a vacancy rate.Once you have all these numbers, you can work backward to your offer price based on the return you want to get on your investment. 

The latter half of this document you should utilize the principles involved in the second part of your question – how "could" this property be doing?

The way they work is the owner has to give the guest a certificate to utilize their property.

@Ted Meltzer @Robin Pritts @Michelle Williams @Dhru Das @Albert W.We emphasized our group using no money down techniques to get funding, as our members utilize these strategies we joint venture with new members and get into projects.  

Is there a set of tables you know of (or even created yourself) to figure out the average cost of utilities in your area?

The place is in decent shape inside and out, it's been sitting without utilities for over 100 days which is a concern to be evaluated during inspection, if I make it there.

Your property is taxed by a few jurisdictions (generally the county, city/town, school districts, and utility districts) where your property is located.

I'm looking forward to utilizing all of the tools necessary here to make that big transition over into real estate.

I plan on leveraging past experience cold canvasing, interacting with the public and utilizing my mechanical aptitude to open new doors.