@Aaron Andrew, the best use of your energy to sell your lot is to determine what the best and highest use is first. 

I don't want put all my energy into chasing the money, so I understand to trust the process. 

My name is Justin and I'm looking for RE agents or Brokers that care about the planet and who want to be a part of the clean energy revolution.

My name is Justin and I'm looking for RE agents or Brokers that care about the planet and who want to be a part of the clean energy revolution.

If they've not implemented any energy conservation then Utilities too.

I would make sure they understand you are taking on the burden of fixing up the place, and I would be buying it now before they spent all their time and energy getting it fixed up...The more time and money they spend the more they will expect at the point of sale.   

Early 70s OPEC & poor economic leadership, in the 80s the S&L crisis and 1986 Tax Reform Act and then stupid lending practices and speculative overbuilding leading to fall in 07. 

Example Property:Physical Occupancy: 60%Economic Occupancy: 100%TOHs: 70POHs: 30 (mid-late 2000s models)GI Lot Rent: $360kGI POH Rent: $162kPublic S/WExp Ratio: 40%How are you approaching these properties in today’s environment when it comes to valuation? 

@Sam Shueh There are a number of economic tailwinds in SE Wisconsin that have contributed to the recent rise in prices so I don't think the area is solely reliant on Foxconn to continue to grow. 

(https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i5695.pdf):"You may be able to take the credits if you made energy saving improvements to your home located in the United States... ...A home is where you lived in 2017 and can include a house, houseboat, mobile home, cooperative apartment, condominium, and a manufactured home... ...Your main home is generally the home where you live most of the time.