I think if i could work something out quickly (since i'm pretty sure this is a slumlord) I'm even willing to demo the half of the carport that is on my property, and give an easement for the driveway.

Currently, project status is:Interior demo completeAdded master bath to rear of homeHVAC rough is inElectrical rough review will be complete by Monday, Jul 20:-).

I did the demo but he did the cement board install and prep, tub install, tiling, and shower plumbing and install.  

They receive this invoice every month prior to their rent being due.Before I implemented this system, my tenants would always say their rent wasn't this much, or they paid more in a Security Deposit than what they did (it's because they paid first months rent and a security deposit, and therefore they think everything they paid was all Security Deposit....NOT)  So, this method, nips it in the bud pretty quickly.Foot Note:  This is a demo, not a real tenant of mine.  

If you are handy or willing to do demo and drywall you’d save money.

I know you're essentially buying the lot/land but how frequently do people outside of a huge corporation demo an entire home then develop on the land?

They have all kinds of books that break down specifically how to do everything from applying joint compound, or laying tile, or even proper demo techniques.  

Im unfamiliar with the others, however if I were you I would schedule demo's and see what fits your needs and wants best. 

They demo Nashville on their for free so you can check it out.Once you decide on a market you can purchase their Market Minder tool at the market level and it does a deep dive.

You should have them do a demo for you.