There is a safety and follow up piece to have the proper information.

That said, if one good coach or coursehelps you scale, it can more than make up for a few bad ones.

You do the work and they put up the money.

You may need the money the day of the sale or even up front in some locations , while you may not get the lien or deed for 30+60 days after the sale. 

If you have commercial loans you can have an attorney write up and file a quitclaim deed (probably cost you $1k) to move it over to an LLC.

I have been trying to make sure I catch up on all the old threads and look like I missed this one.

Quote from @Quinzel Waiters:I would just keep looking and follow up with the person.

Or am I barking up the wrong tree?

The only solution I can come up with is to get a hard money lender, since they're typically able to close a lot sooner.Does anyone know of a Hard Money Lender that is willing to lend to raw agriculture land in Hawaii? 

For example the HA will inspect the property every year to make sure it is up to standards.