Ok, there is a third listed at $33K, but it is just a frame that was left over by a bankrupt builder.

To make that work we need to buy land at $1,200 per acre x 5 acres needed/ $300 profit - 20 years.Disregard Covid which just made you go bankrupt, because the feedlots didn't want your calves, because the meatpackers were all sick and couldn't process beef, and no one could afford $5 hamburger meat.Research the 5 acres per head. 

Obviously nothing is guaranteed - the state is borderline bankrupt, and there are plenty of other risks, but when compared to other risk / reward scenarios, I'm betting on this one.

The seller has no further interest in the property other than any amounts financed, as a second, they would have to foreclose on you if you failed to pay them, but in reality, you'd have an attorney and they would be filing claims of their own against your bankrupt seller.

Some folks thought they were wise and went inland, where they purchased larger tracts of land hoping they could use the decreased price to boost profits, they too had hopes of development, only to go bankrupt.

My daycare lady went bankrupt which she is today and I had to take a couple turns to get out so I think weirdly enough how you do in the game maybe a true reflection of the kind of investor you are in real life.

The city went bankrupt. 

If the shelter in place order doesn't lift soon, the restaurant will go bankrupt from negative cashflow. 

It would have taken years, even more people would have gone hungry, bankrupt, divorced - lives destroyed.

Never put all your eggs in one basket as they say, as many of those who got bankrupted in 2008 have learned the hard way.