No not at all!

No brainer for my investor clients, what was the difference? 

If so they can get a ground up financing and use that cash on the down payment, as ground up financing can finance some of purchase and most of construction costs (on a withdrawal basis) No, I should have specified.

If no concrete slab (Cheap to dig & pour) then possibly as far from home as possible.

My thoughts from the little I know about the raw numbers however:1) You have no reason to not raise the rent at least a small amount to compensate for the extra cost of ownership the past few years.

We've been able to fund foreign nationals with absolutely no U.S. credit. 

It can also be a. sign of economic growth.As long as there's no clear negative factor, it probably won't change much or could even be positive.

6 months ago, I built a crude Google Sheets land search tool with GPT-4 post-processing to transform descriptions into yes/no answers.

If it really is no trouble to just move on and find another place, at least get a signed lease termination along with your funds returned so he can't try to hold you to your lease if his sale falls through. 

All three units will be funded by us - no loans.