The house I have chosen is located on land leased for 30 years and will be completed in 6 months (already standing walls and work is going on intensively).

If you're intimately familiar with the area and have a background in managing highly labor-intensive areas, then Newark/East Orange is the neighborhood for you.

Real estate is an intensely local business.

If you seem intense before the showing the how is 12 months going to go for a renter who isn’t as invested?

Most who believe Disney is being destroyed by  some intense nationwide boycott also thinks critical race theory is being taught in daycare, there's a huge wall that was paid for by Mexican deep state transgeners, and Dr.

It will be fairly cash intensive to replace the existing ones, and I would have to do so slowly.Would it be better to move and destroy the existing homes as I go along and market for just the lots, or buy existing homes and move them on site and then lease to own?

I've dusted off my RE license and I'm trying to find my way through intensive reading on this subject and I must admit i'm rusty and have forgotten some things. 

We have analyzed and researched intensely. 

I would think flipping is best done in person due to the time line, but I thought the same thing about BRRRR because of the intensity on the front end and I still see out of state investors doing it successfully; so that's probably just a personal preference related to risk tolerances.

But it's also can be like being born with a heart defect that no one detects until a super healthy 18-year-old athlete drops dead playing basketball.