Essentially, this follows the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) method, but with the twist of continually developing more homes on the same piece of land.Do you think this strategy makes sense?

I am trying to make sure I am only enforcing the lease and not reading it with a biased perspective.I would happily consult an attorney for a reasonable fee (any recommendations are welcome.)The original annual lease had an end date of 3/31, if that is helpful to know.

If you’re in need of help and want to discuss all your options as a new agent, I’m always open to discussing your real estate success.

(Everything from early research to closing and listing your STR and getting money coming in) I'm always looking for ways to step up my game as an agent that specializes in helping out-of-state investors buy STRs in the Florida panhandle/Emerald coast.

This is for someone with zero RE investing experience and has only bought 1 house so far that had 2 other investors and RE agent helping so they would have a learning curve on spotting deals that would turn a cold call into a viable lead to sell and learning about contracts.

I'm currently using a PPC company, which has been generating leads and has been very productive so far, but I'm looking to add to our marketing funnel and bring in more leads.

When you only have a couple rentals and they are leveraged (have mortgages), the rental income is relative small AND more importantly it can be inconsistent.

The developers are more focused on the middle-zone, high-density, work that opened up with the new zoning.

Would love to know what hurdles you're running into, if any, and how I can help you get over them. 

Stay active on the forums and you'll find that many are more than happy to reach out and help.Cheers!