Let it go to sale.You are spinning your wheels if you are trying to get any information from the foreclosure trustee or the lender/servicer.

You'd be spinning your wheels in that case trying to introduce the borrower to the entity holding said funds.

Move on to the next one, you will never convince someone to sell only find the ones who want to sell already, if you keep persisting you are just spinning your wheels and annoying people.

For big projects developers often see less risk in large growth areas where booming development, populations, and income are already around them.It could be brokers know the site is too early and that they might be spinning their wheels making all these calls and end up with no money for their time.Still think a local commercial land broker might be best.

One washer was so full it wouldn't even spin and the belt burned inside. 

Keep your wheels spinning and your women grinning.

All I wanted to do was dive into learning the storage, but I had to keep all the very different plates spinning. 

Thirdly, maybe your "plan"(if there is one) doesn't fit your goals and for that reason you feel like you are hopelessly spinning your wheels.  

I've been trying to build something kind of like what @Kole Kingslien is looking for but with an investment spin, interested to hear how you're finding it.

You might be spinning your wheels.