The recipe is all there.You can read what some dude on an internet forum has to say all you want, but it all means nothing until you've experienced it for yourself. 

Local bulletin boards at grocery stores, restaurants, hardware stores, etc.Some smaller towns may have local internet service providers that offer advertising.Advertising in any magazines that may have a subscriber base that matches your target audience (hunting magazines, camping magazines, vacation/travel, whomever you think is likely to buy the land).You could also list the land on the MLS, but have the agent agree that if you find the buyer no commission will be paid.Hope these ideas help! 

Nowadays, you can have them installed and with a phone line (and possibly internet connection, I'm not sure) get the readings remotely.

I've found BP about everywhere I looked on the internet for places to visit about real estate investing, but I didn't give it much of a shot last year when I signed up.

I work hard to sell my listings - doing more than just placing them on the MLS, and my firm spends a lot of money to have the best internet marketing in the state.  

I just can't get this little nitpick out of my head before I start trying to push big marketing numbersLet's say you're doing (or your VA/staff is doing) your Craigslist/etc. internet marketing procedure looking for houses, contacting FSBO's and landlords.

Louis where there is much more "liberal tenant/buyer thinking".Watch out who you listen to in the internet forms, so many experts from years past are still in the last century of scam operations.

They don't have the internet where your cash buyers live?

I talked to one guy who said his house was going into foreclosure but talking to a friend who has access to MLS and looking around on the internet, the property isn't showing that its going into foreclosure.

We have no past experience in real estate investing but we're really good at learning new things and the internet is a remarkable place filled with lots of useful information!