Privacy screening would be help as it's on a busy road/intersection. 

Whenever a roof surface abuts a vertical wall, moisture intrusion that may lead to damage and rot becomes a risk at the intersection.

I see more opportunity in using ML tools, as a business model, for the intersection of Appraisal, Lending and Development.

that's a different question... that really depends on the mutual intersect of matching personalities... 

But I have no doubt that there are great parcels there...One exciting area I HAVE indeed heard about in the Bronx that is exploding is University Ave (aka MLK jr Blvd)  near intersection of  W.

Wow.I have a friend who's vacation rental burned to the ground; she said hiring an insurance adjuster of her own to work with her insurance company was helpful.If your tenants have their own renters insurance that should help.I agree you should get a structural engineer out there to determine if there is any structural damage, and I think getting a lawyer to assist, maybe two, one who is familiar with landlord/tenant law and another who deals with insurance perhaps.There's been a rash of older drivers around here driving into store fronts, not at a million miles an hour like in your case, but they all after-the-fact get those steel posts in front of the building, since you're at the end of an intersection maybe installing something like that might make sense, although I doubt it would have helped in this case given the cars became airborne.

Look for neighborhoods that have the types of houses you want to buy and look for intersections that funnel traffic out of these areas.

The Jacksonville International Airport is North of the I95/I295 northern intersection.

Also of the cities of nice places to live that have growing jobs they need an intersection of desirable and growing good jobs.  

This is a simplified example of where property value and cash flow intersect.