6 Dogs --WOW...that backyard will probably retain that (you know what) smell long after this renter leaves.

Topo if really hilly or lots of rock to move can get very expensive with blasting out dirt or having to backfill with large retaining walls.Example you could have 6 acres bought at 200k an acre and think that's better than the 300k an acre property UNTIL you find out that 300k an acre is 100k per acre to get site ready and the 200k one is going to take 300k an acre.

We have a retained business and real estate attorney, who I have worked with through my current small business that I own.

You retain control, do not allow subletting as the tenant will never be as careful as you would be.

My wife has membership interests in some of my deals, but I retain sole management rights.

Attorney's initial consulting fees are worth it, in my opinion, and you can always negotiate to have those deducted from their retainer fee.Listen to Rick Stein above!  

Common fees will include a set-up fee, leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

I am not familiar with the legislature law, but if they have retained him and a firm, I would begin sending certified letters on a regular basis making requests and demands for documentation and discovery.

It's a great way to generate much more capital and retain ownership.

Creating the ability to sell a developer two of the three condominium plats (development rights) and retain one (before any construction takes place) seems to be the most advantageous approach for me, (I want to retain one plat to build and make my primary residence).