Search them online and check out their websites.Meetups.

You will get much further in your search by signing with somebody experienced in the space.

Next bad news is there is only 12 1/2 acres there, versus the 25 we bought.The surveyor the day before had gone to the land registry to get a map.Contacted the Buyer agent we use, and asked to make sure his group did the title search as noted before. 

I would then start the search from there. 

So check the contract again to verify.I like @Wayne Brooks suggestion of finding out the needs of the seller and offering a delayed closing if that would help their property search! 

Just search the Bookstore here on BP and you'll find many.

1) Research Zoning of similar property2) Do search with same zoning criteria with propertyradar or have title company give you a list.3) Possibly filter by satellite photos to eliminate undesirable topography.

Your ranking in your area for the time guest search is everything for this business.

You can also check meetup.com or search Facebook for real estate investment groups, clubs, or meetings in your area.

If the turnkey company gives us an idea what the property is worth, our verification doesn't go back to the turn-key to question about the value, no we instead turn to third party i.e. independent re searches that verify the value - and same with all other information given to us by turnkey companies, realtors, sellers or whomever your are interreacting with."