There was no educational substance.In the "realtors" CD 60% of time was spent leaving voice mails to realtor offices ("hi i'm blah i do this please call me"); 35% was her "fishing" realtors who did answer the phone, and getting rejected.

Check with the agent to see if they are going off of city appraisal records (which are often inaccurate)...also, simply voice your concern...show them your calculations.It is cause for you to re-negotiate the terms of the contract as far as pricing (if it is indeed incorrect), however this does not mean the seller has to accept your desired negotiation.I would also suggest being reasonable..I don't know what land is worth in your area, but be reasonable in your re-negotiation and don't dramatically lower your offer.

I got calls to my 24 hour recorded message voice mail system and I got e-mails for more info from my online ads.

I've been quietly following this thread but now making a voice...

Get a Google voice number, (it is free) to rout your calls to.

I use Vumber with various phone numbers for our normal business, but I set up a Google Voice account for my VA to be able to make calls from the Philippines to the U.S.

Sometimes Voice to Text gets me goofed up when I'm on my phone.Jose the best piece of advice I can give you, and one that was shared with me is to try to find people that are not only good at what they do but are also good at running their business.Tookie examples would be a real estate agent, and your contractor.  

Also, I hear a lot about having a CRM/Google voice set up.

Looks like Vulcan & Land Voice get better reviews.

@Greg S.Damn, you, why are you always the voice of practicality?