Also you can profit in different stages of development as you mentioned rezoned for it to be valued at $12.5mYou can add more value doing a combination of the following by reduction the time it takes to get building permitsSite Plan Approval , if applicable tree clearing, grading, connecting utilities, etc..Your land can be worth $20m by the time its shovel ready for a builder but I wouldn't market the land if its not site plan approved as that is where the value increases dramaticallyOr you can go ahead a build rentals and refinance an descent amount to pay all your debts and possibly retain some capital and still have steady monthly cash flow

What stage are you at?

They may also appear on the MLS and sites like zillow.The long answer:A foreclosure is a legal process and there are generally stages to it that may vary by state.

Are you open to an expert’s advice on pricing, staging, and prepping the house for sale?

I staged the property and marketed it on the MLS.

I also stage all of my vacant listings.

., you'll not be there with them when they clock in/out, make sure you check their activity carefully in the early stages, since it's been my experience that when employees first start using it, they often forget to clock in/out, until it starts to become a habit. 

Im pretty educated on the acquisition stage and I'll hopefully gain more confidence by talking to like minds like you all.

Now you certainly want to set the stage for harmonious living between your residents and the neighbors, not just immediate neighbors next door.

@Ned Carey I understand that this may not be the greatest but I want to move past the analysis paralysis stage and gain experience without forcing a deal.