It was rebuilt with contractors, so I imagine it's up to code and it looks great, I'm just looking for the x-factor here.

You can go to https://www.incomebyzipcode.com/ and get a quick read on income levels for the target and adjacent zip codes. 

Obviously this was also a breach of their mortgage deed as there is no evidence the owner obtained permission from Wells Fargo to transfer ownership to their trust.The Lis Pendens was served to both the owner and the living trust, however the actual foreclosure judgement only named the owners and not the living trust.So technically the living trust still has ownership on the title as the foreclosure judgement omitted naming it.My lawyer said Wells Fargo may need to do a strict foreclosure on the living trust to clear the title unless they can provide some sort of documentation the trust was included.Wells Fargo had the property listed on their REO website, had a realtor list it on MLS etc.

What is the median income for that specific zip code?

FIx them and get them up to code.

Your new agent also broke the law, tortuous interference, and the NAR code of ethics. 

Also, be careful adding high-heat ovens to your units and always check with local code to make sure those can fly. 

And when I do my due diligence I find out how strict the towns are in Door County.

@Jay Wu are you going to be an owner occupant, or is this strictly an investment property?

What are some websites that I can use to learn more about market trends related to population growth by states, cities, zip code, etc?