There is a property in foreclosure in my town that I'm interested in, but I'm confused about a couple things:1) How do you answer the objection from the seller who says their credit is already ruined because of missing so many mortgage payments? 

Not sure but I guess I have to focus on one objective and go after it, but help the homeowner out too and get them the benefits of staying and the benefits of leave.

Your structure depends on your investors so it's important for you to understand what your investors goals, objectives, and expectations are.If you'd like some more information on this topic, it just so happens that my business partner and I recently did a talk titled 'How to Raise Private Money...Magnetically'.

@Abena Cannady Yes, an inspection contingency is normal, typically 5-10 days so 3 days should not cause objections. 

High EMF readings could be given off  by electrical  boxes (in or outside the house),cell  towers, and other kinds  of electrical objects. 

Our big objective is finding an investor or group of investors who can purchase and renovate a building for our school.How would I go about finding an investor or investors for this project?  

Are you past your inspection objection window?

If they can prove they have used your land, had their fence there, etc. with no objections, then they may claim prescriptive easement. 

I mean, the next time we sell there simply might not be a property that fits our objectives especially in the 45 day identification period.

If your objective is to get them gone, then contacting their chain of command was the wrong move.