I'm currently working on a project there and have shared my knowledge about the country here too.

I would just ask lots of questions and determine your advantages (time, money, knowledge, etc.) before deciding on an investment strategy.  

Thank you for taking the time to share your valuable knowledge and experience

-At the end of the day, if it were me and I was a wholesaler (as opposed to a broker/agent) in this scenario, I would say that "as a courtesy", you can try to help and see if you can sell it to someone else off market, but you should not be expected to do a due diligence for the buyer, that's their responsibility, and you said from the beginning that you are not knowledgeable on land. 

The lack of knowledge can get you into trouble.

The high prices of that market are outside my reach, at least with the knowledge I have now.

@Steven Hamilton II I just want to say how impressed I am with your knowledge and professionalism.

The most knowledgable people on market rents are the prospective renters who are currently shopping around trying to find the best option for themselves to live.

a lot of new investors pick the cheapest markets in the country regardless of how far away they are, and how much knowledge they have of them, and I think that's a huge mistake. 

My knowledge is so centric to the doing, it's just a new aspect of it all.