You will certainly need a mason to do tuck pointing and likely capping of any remaining pieces left.  

If it was an amazing piece of property and/or if I offered seller financing with great terms and I marketed it well, it could sell in 1 - 3 months.I'm not sure if we're heading into another 2009, because that was a very extreme downturn, but over the past few years, most people I know have been offering a minimum of 40% of market value for land right, with many of them going even higher.

I just did my basement and there is one piece is separating on the side of the floor (long side of the floor) Should I use the same technique as if it were the ends of the floor?!? 

This is the first piece. 

It's a piece of residential real estate, that is not how you value this type of asset. 

Congrats on the new MTR operation.I don't like the idea of putting in what may be a relatively high-cost and low-return piece of equipment in your unit. 

Experience has always been my best educator and owning a piece of a pie and watching/learning from those who have done it for years is a potential strategy for you in place of or before you spend money on seminars.

I had a client who found a fantastic piece of land this way; he started chatting with someone at a local real estate event, and boom!

Here's a totally separate piece of advice.

USDA is zero down - which solves that piece- for some.That these programs can be combined (stacked) together is what helps create a more affordable payment.