This drastically changes my investing and consulting because I can make an educated guess about future cash flow and take advantage of the slowdown in this market while buyers sit on the sidelines watching to see what happens. 

Might be best to seek a free consultation from a lawyer.

He just informed me today that he is setting up an LLC to be a consultant/private contractor for work.

By serial entrepreneur( and no offence taken) I’ve always been self employed, did some consulting, was in the family business and bought it 6 years ago, had a small tech adventure that didn’t pan out.

Numbers looks good, but I am a bit worried about the tenants quality in this area and want to make sure that I don't fall into a honey trapI was wondering if there is a landlord here with experience in zip 46221 that I can consult with.Thanks! 

If not, consult one as you should have an appeal available to your local court system.In my area, all official lots are considered buildable or they aren't lots.

It would be really difficult to get sound advice without consulting a civil engineer in depth about both the subdivision and permitting a new building on the land, they could run you through the process and costs with some level of accuracy. 

It was a small company & I did some consulting work with them after I left, but it is a possibility.

Sometimes investors remove the kitchens and put them back in though... illegal and in law units are always a grey area and you have to do a lot of research which usually involves consulting with your attorney to make sure you understand your risks. 

As far as new clients go, I mostly do one-off consultations which come from lead gen systems I've developed over the years, not from posting on forums.