But we can use a simple example and you'll get it. 

@Jay Hinrichs Yes, the trick now seems to be determining where the ripple effect of the planned plant heads next since adjacent land to the site is certainly not going for farmer prices any longer.  

This is all really helpful so what all goes into “analyzing a deal”, and what are simple things that I should be looking for? 

Hi,I have no real experience with this subject but in my research I found a site that I feel it helps explaining how things work.

But if you want to play it safe, you can also try post-foreclosures on sites like auction.com.

Hello @Christopher Oyenuga, welcome to the site!

The sheriff came on-site to ensure that neither I or the project got hammered.Depending on how much more work more work needs to be done and how much more that work would cost, you may be able to hire the workers directly and make them whole and in the process avoid them filing liens on your property. 

There are threads out there about the site as well.

Meet GC at site?

They’ll be requiring financials up front. as wayne states unless your being paid for site aquasition buy a company.. ( I did this in the 80s for a big syndicator) this is a complete waste of your time and energy.. folks that own and buy these are looking to do business with commercial brokers like Joel above you will have a hard time getting past first base on this one.stick to SFR's and unsophisticated sellers and buyers.. that's were wholesalers play the best.