They'll fight with all their might ANY affordable housing and (again in Portland), they can tie a project up for 5 years easy (I work with a non-profit that got shut down for 5 years by a neighborhood TENANT - Not an owner).I'd say study for yourself, since I'm just a broker and not trained in equity/diversity/inclusion issues or studies. 

This isn't inclusive but should give you a good start.

Even HGTV is committed to change and wants to use words that are more descriptive and inclusive — like “primary or main bedroom” instead of master bedroom.

Either specifying they are acknowledging this is inclusive of any claim to the security deposit or not. 

This isn't inclusive but should give you a good start.

Then for Oct -July inclusive, they have to pay the regular rent along with the back rent and utilities (total amount for July and Aug divided by 10-for 10 monthly payments) and told them that starting Oct 1, they have to pay the regular rent plus $X extra to cover back rent and utilities or they will be evicted. 

The key word here is "initial".  2014 to 2019 inclusive, averaged over $100/month of rent increase. 

I have done deals like this before and used an AITD (All inclusive Trust Deed) or just a simple Land Trust to accomplish your goals. 

The inclusion of C into the mix is for the purpose of raising capital and essentially A&B approach C in order to sell implied equity they have created even though the equity may not yet be realized or actual.

This includes the questions you have asked.My analysis methods are far more complex and inclusive.