@Ned Carey@Ty FrankelI tired both but no one committed in signing my agreements of selling , they always tell me they working on their situation with the banks, And call me if anything changes.

Nice to hear you made the commitment and moved to the cleveland area (Welcome!). 

If I could pay for an extra week, I definitely would have, but they make you commit to the length in the beginning.

I met with the owner yesterday to gather more insight, and he mentioned that the only thing he is waiting on is a commitment, since he has had numerous people approach him about the land.

Commit to learning and taking action.

I have a network for properties on and off market, capital markets brokers, commercial retail attorneys, 1031 exchange companies, etc.All my buyers commit to me 100%.

We knew there was wealth and financial freedom in real estate, but we didn’t have the right pieces in place to experience it.We decided we needed to make a change, in November 2017 we put nearly $50,000 in real estate coaching and education on credit and committed to taking action on everything we would learn as quickly as we learned it.

@Nathan ChronisterGlad to see you have committed to diving in.  

If you have to hire out turning the property, it's going to significantly cut into your net yield.Hasn't been mentioned but do you have owner/occupant commitments that could result in calling the loan if you move out?

You currently aren't committed which means you'll likely fail.You must commit to your plan.