@Eric Lahoda, is it typical in your market to charge fees for those items separately?

We started our marketing campaign in the last week of August and we have 2 properties under contract and we are making another offer today (potentially a couple more next week).

Most property owners that get into the start of foreclosure sell before it becomes REO...the internet makes it much easier for owners to sell instead of take the foreclosure route.

And when you grow too fast (especially in a volatile market like the one we're in) mistakes can get made.

The host, Mike Jake, owned up to 150 SFH's in Colorado Springs at one point and grew his business from scratch by finding off-market opportunities and implementing several creative financing strategies. 

Temporary buydowns are a better option than a permanent one with today's market, but you are better of using those funds to cover as much of your true costs as possible.

Consider conducting thorough market research.

I am married but my husband is clearly not interested, or never thinks it's the right time, (market, elections, not enough time etc), honestly I think he's just afraid.

You will need to conduct some thorough market analysis.

Land.com and MLS haven't turned any results in 2 weeks.What other ideas do you guys have for marketing land for sale.