According to a 1998 Business West article: Pyramid brings to the table a sophisticated knowledge of land-use and zoning laws and a mastery of local political processes to achieve its ends. A common tactic is to employ litigation as a means of forcing cities and towns, where tax assessment offices are often undermanned and poorly equipped, to lower tax obligations on Pyramid properties.
According to a 1998 Business West article, Pyramid utilizes its knowledge of land-use regulations, zoning laws, and local political processes to achieve its goals. A common strategy involves using litigation to pressure cities and towns with understaffed and poorly equipped tax assessment offices into lowering their tax assessments on Pyramid properties.