That is important because it allows you to see if the answers you heard match what you see on the ground.

I work in NNN Leasing and McDonalds, at this moment in our market, is ground leasing dirt or having the developer BTS.

If you have a good team to be your boots on the ground, they will be able to assist you and walk you through the process. 

You have to spend time on the ground.

They always swing to far each direction before returning back to a middle ground then passing through to the other side.

Eyes on the ground will save you headaches/hard lessons/disasters.

Can you get a couple of T bars (metal pole you bang into the ground and have hooks on them) and attach a mesh? 

Also, don't expect straight streets - the roads look like spaghetti dumped on the ground from a birds eye view as the developers wanted to make as many lake view properties as possible. 

if you are open to the Central OH market / Columbus we do ground up construction as a strategy. apartments, single family homes, etc. we have capacity for 20 new builds this year. 

Once you’ve paid in a considerable amount of your wealth year after year as you’re building you’re business (I built an insurance brokerage from the ground up but new to real estate investing), you become frustrated at the lack of competence and accountability you find even in qualified CPA’s as well as the excessive amount you seem to pay Uncle Sam.