Happy to brainstorm ideas if it would be helpful.

The people at BP are constantly asking the top forum users and contributors for their feedback....they had a fantastic group brain storming session recently regarding the podcast cohost changeover that I had the honor to participate in, there are constantly posts reaching out for input on specific subjects and changes, they are one of the top communities in the world and its because they listen and take action in the way that they do.   

Questions should be addressed through the project manager (Asansa).In conclusion, in business when you run into trouble brainstorm with more experienced business owners to cut your learning curve and not waste time. 

@Cory LucasJust brainstorming... 

@Irving Garcia, I also live in San Diego and love to brainstorm and seek opportunity for a ground up new construction, which is fiercely competitive now days and challenging with an uptick in material cost and scarcity, but a firm believer of old saying “there is way when there is a Will”,,,, I knew of an opportunity in Old Del Mar, just the beginning of the year, that a house with 1,100 SF’ building on an approximately 9,000 SF’ land sold for $2.375m that after demolishing the building could build up to 4,000 SF’ and and potentially sell for $1800 per SF,, although very lengthy and challenging project going through city and coastal permits but at the end leaves respectable margins!

Long shot that they would wait out or get the tenants out and convert to AirBnB since you say it works so well...just brainstorming... 

I think its a good brain storming session with your team to have

I came out of the conversation ready to go and started brainstorming letters to send to potential sellers.

Here are my thoughts.First, let's start with some questions to brainstorm the case: Who would your buyer be?

But we’ve been brain storming to figure out how to make money with the land so we don’t have to sell it.