If you're not buying you need to be learning about your markets you want to invest in and the processes you'll need to implement when you're ready.

When the lot lease scenario is implemented, how hard is it to move someone if they default?

He then looks to implement his exit strategy.

I've just finished a mentorship program to implement the BRRRR strategy in my chosen market which is Indianapolis.   

Then with the local governments it's a race to either bar the investor/developers on doing what the state implemented, or significantly slow the person down to the point the holding costs etc. make the deal almost undoable (the exception are the past couple of years on appreciation). 

Currently zoned R5 and will see similar zoning after 2040 plan implementation.

The first three points seem like common sense, but I can only imagine how many landlords do not implement these very basic practices. 

What strategy would you implement with this situation?

I am planning to only implement the BRRRR strategy on all my investment purchases.

- network, network, network and start to implement some of the marketing strategies from the millionaire real estate agent.