From surveying and planning to obtaining permits and architectural design, the journey to make the land shovel-ready demands time and energy. 

From surveying and planning to obtaining permits and architectural design, the journey to make the land shovel-ready demands time and energy. 

I would contact the seller and ask for an extension. 

I will let the seller to address all the hazardous flags from the inspection report.

Is there actually a need/demand for such a setup?

I currently help home buyers, sellers, and investors navigate mostly the residential market.

All I need is the lowest price or seller financing 

We have approached the sellers to hopefully have them file the use permit (Their realtor has been tough to communicate with - delayed responses and vague - and it appears that the sellers don't want to have to file any paperwork), so that it can be updated and we can close, but not sure if anyone else has run into this issue.

Some other routes to explore are seller financing or using a loan that allows for part of your downpayment to come from "gifted funds".

But I can tell you Sedalia is a very oil driven manufacturing center between caterpillar, Waterloo, Maxion, and Gardner Denver I would definitely expect housing demands to increase over the next several years because of Trumps policies.