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It is an excellent question, I have little time working in real estate and it would be very helpful to resolve these doubts to know how to handle the situation.
Everything has a legal document, if everything is done according to the law and respecting the statutes of each state in the country (they change depending on the state) everything goes well and the rental time is respected.
It is something quite complicated, but if it can be made totally legal and transparent it is just that it takes more work than it usually does, so it is an issue that needs more attention from the agent and the client's lawyers.
I have not personally bought or sold a home on leased land, so I cannot speak from personal experience. However, I have heard that it can be a very secure investment, as the lease is typically in place for a very long time - often decades. In addition, the landlord usually would only take back the land if there was a legitimate reason, such as the tenant not paying rent or violating the terms of the lease. So, overall, I would say that it is a relatively safe investment.
I have never personally sold a home on leased land, so I cannot speak from personal experience. However, I have read that it can be a very secure investment, as the lease is typically in place for a long period of time and the renter is often required to pay an increased rent if they choose to break the lease.
I have heard that it can be a very secure investment, as the landowner cannot just take the land back whenever they want. Rather, they would need to terminate the lease agreement in order to do so.
I tend to avoid selling houses on leased land because I have had bad experiences, but not because they are an unsafe investment. Landowners can't just up one day and take you out of there.