So, building hasn't started yet but the site plan is complete and my budget is pretty detailed but I'll obviously have to switch out some numbers once I get hard quotes from the steel company for the steel and the construction guys for the construction / erecting bids. 

You can erect the barricades, or you can advertise how much "stealable" property you own in your own name.

I also know that the Robert Maloff Center of Excellence is being erected right now.

You can look through the deeds to a piece of land and figure out that yes, a property was erected in 1920 by this buyer of the original plot.

They are those people that work on those large erections of steel you see at a petrochemical refinery.

They work on those large erections of steel you see at a petrochemical refinery.

My renters are contractors, those guys you see on big erections of steel at a petrochemical refinery.

There are several reasons for this including the high cost to develop ($100-200K plus into earth work before you even get a building up which means you have to erect 15-20,000 square feet for the project to be viable)----Basically you need to swing for the fences and then be able to feed the alligator (negative cash flow) for 18-36 months unless you are in a VERY hot market. 

Organizations have been erected to fight against such landlords, you know, the ones who take a full security deposit for a spotless rental and demand more. 

We are talking about land and structures erected on it.