I’m a newer investor in San Diego and am looking to network and develop a team to put together deals.  

I did however finally take the first step and contact a great connection & agent who's in the midst of helping me find the first property.A big part of this post is to express my gratitude to all the consistent posters, hosts (Josh and Brandon), and all the amazing guests that have devoted their time to create such a supportive community and have been so unbelievably inspiring and knowledgeable.

Using the retail/MF example, to determine the value of the land for each element, you would need to figure out how many sq. ft. of what type of retail, which would define the land value (per acre or square foot) that could be supported which will be determined by the rents that would be generated against their capitalized value.

Often times, the attorney who is part of your team will be able to provide that to you. 

Explain to them that’s beyond your control and offer support in the only way possible which is see if they want out of the lease.

Starting off in wholesale investing is it smart to get a team together or do it on your own?

@Stephen Meche Just be aware if you push back too hard they can easily go online and get an emotional support animal letter and you will loose the ability to charge an additional deposit, evict, or do anything else other than say "ok, you win". 

I would screen more carefully with your next tenant to make sure that their income supports the rent.

They are financially sound, experienced, and have a local team of contractors to do work for them.  

Sounds like your team is well-established at this point and the value you find on BP will elevate you to greater success!