The seller does not have info to share and is unwilling to ask.

My plan was to rent the house and shop seperately and build a small home in the former manufactured home's location.The city and county both were not very certain on giving exact answers or putting anything in writing in the time frame that we had for our due diligence and the sellers were unwilling to extend our contract until firm answers on allowed uses came in. 

New construction demands a premium that I am unwilling to pay.Depends on your demographic.

Seller was unrealistic and unwilling to compromise on price, terms, anything so I walked and I believe it still hasn’t sold. 

It's not easy and if you are unwilling to fail then you won't do it. 7) If you don't want to be one of those that gives up, don't give up.

You need thick skin you need to be as savage as the people who live there to get the money ..a lot of people on here think you can only make money in b class suburbia .heck some people on here are happy to get 50-100$ Monthly profit on a 200k+ house and they pat themselves on the back because they didn’t have to drive through the low income areas in their Range Rover and get  freightened when they saw poor people that look and live different from them .look  If you can handle it there is plenty of money ...but it is not easy and requires a different approach many would be unwilling to take . 

Many business owners will be fearful, unable or unwilling to invest; others will see opportunities to do things in new ways. 

Banks are sitting on tons of derelict properties (i've seen them) creating eyesores in neighborhoods but unwilling to budge on prices.

If a section 8 tenant says they are unwilling/unable to take on lawn care don't rent to them.

How could I approach this situation when they have told me they are unmotivated to sell (listing has been on the market since Sept 2016) and unwilling to budge.