,There are a lot of "tRump-esque" remarks one could take about the landlords' objections, I'm sure.

This is a RE site so some view this issue from a bottom up view and have created a definition that works for RE, but they don't apply to other objects.

@Stephanie Gledhill I'm not familiar with Zillow Screening to be honest so I cant offer an objective comparison. 

To quote the late giant Sam Zell, “Real estate isn’t just about buildings as inanimate objects.

Think about beads on a necklace: they are all part of the same enterprise, with one house per cell.  

Give top priority to regions that exhibit good growth indicators, have solid economic foundations, and are in line with your investment objectives.

What is your objective in Real Estate?   

Everyone has different investment objectives, and this is certainly a different way to look at it. 

Tend to only own one location, are unwilling to keep expanding, their objective was to just use up the extra land next to an existing business or house, and their kids will not come back to take over the business.

However a lien holder could object during the quiet title action.