@EJ Hyman the way to know that answer is to test and track your results. 

Once you've narrowed your choices down, bring them along to do a stink test on the property.  

Hi everyone,I'm sitting for my Texas RE test soon.

Simple...you should test the approach of achieving the goal to bid offensively low (if on AdWords) to get as cheap CPC as possible so that we can get as many clicks and leads for our budget that is physically allowed.

In terms of the corporate veil piercing stuff....I haven't had the misfortune of testing out the strength of the veil.

Run some test ads on Craigslist, and if very rural, possibly even put out some "for rent" bandit signs leading up to the property. 

@Joe Splitrock one of my partners in one of my land deals.. does just this he works for a company that does analytical for servicers and lenders to stress test their portfolios so they can predict their defaults.. this is done by credit  zip codes  and income or jobs..

I’m STILL waiting on the state so I can take my test but have already had tons on training and script practice at the office already.

IE we don't use lawyers for real estate closings on the west coast unless your doing some multi multi million dollar transaction.Now to the OPif this is well and septic  you need to test both.. just call any septic company they will do an inspection and let you know.. you want to have them pump it at the same time.you want the well company to give a flow test and water quality.. if its city water that's moot.be advised in this area trailers of a certain age are not allowed to be towed you have to bunch them up and put them in a dumpster then haul them off.. and all the lead and asbestos issues need to be adhered to.so then the question is what do you want to do with the land once its cleared..

@Max Tanenbaum Air pressure test is one of the items I've scheduled to be done.