Sean, I have two properties, side by side in Waynesboro, Georgia. Each of the properties is 10 acres (way to big) with 200 feet at the road. I have had these properties for 250 days. The pricing is very competitive at $68,000 per parcel. I have had innumerable inquiries about owner financing, but the credit scores are always less than 620. The big draw in the area is a massive nuclear power plant. During servicing, hundreds of people migrate to the area. The housing situation is very limited and many of these people live in RV parks. The property is zone A5. The parcels could be subdivided by the parcel would not be 100 feet by 2176 feet, long and narrow. The properties are currently listed with a realtor. I actually spoke with a representative of Clayton Homes, and they were going to give me a $5000 discount. I was hoping to subdivide the parcels into more suitable shapes, but some rules prevent further subdivision. Here is the listing: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/10-5-Acres-River-Rd-LOT-2-Waynesboro-GA-30830/460836608_zpid/? A septic and a well are required. Let me know what you think, and how you deal with the realtor under these circumstances. The realtor agreement will lapse in October.

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