You can ask buyers to use your closing office to negotiate a better rate.If one tract is preferable, you might list it last and for more per acre as folks tend to get the good ones and you are left with the hard to sell land.Please post a drawing and suggested splits as I appreciate learning from others ideas.

Do you know if the loan officer recommendation your agent gave you specializes in VA or FHA Loans?

There is an on-site office.

However, what they don't mention is that month-to-month is subject to rent increases (I confirmed with the leasing office after receiving the letter).

Here are a few recommendations:1) Work in a local realty office.

The certified funds would be waiting for them at our attorney's office (not paid out at the property). 

Just like with any service provider, you need to do your due diligence and find a reputable loan officer who offers good rates.

I wouldn't go with a deposit taking organization (i.e. a bank) as nowadays they are doing a minority of the loan originations.So, I look at it as a matter of service, but the mortgage company but really the loan officer. 

Michigan is my home market, our head office is in Detroit. 

@Brie Schmidt    Not sure if Brie's office will do this.. but that is a group of very experienced investors/Brokers.