There are news articles which seem to say so. https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/bill-would-help-break-floridas-solar-panel-stranglehold-10971356  While I am admittedly not a lawyer, I can find no record of any landlord in the US ever having been sued or prosecuted for charging a tenant for the electricity produced by solar panels that the landlord owns on his/her own property, when the  tenant living in that property has used the electricity. 

There are countless laws on the books that never get prosecuted.

My thought is that as long as you are being honest, if it turns out the program won't pay landlords with no employees or whether you shouldn't have submitted 2 applications or whatever, it is likely they won't prosecute you for anything.

the closing attorney I use there is very responsive I don't know if he prosecutes foreclosure's or not.. but ping me off line if you want a referral.Its a mortgage judicial state as you probably know.. at least the stuff I have seen.best of luck  I will be there next week as well..

fail to prosecute for it.If it becomes politically advantageous for the Federal government to crack down on this--they tend to seize "Drug Assets".Could that include investors and employees assets also?

I predict exactly ZERO tenants will ever be prosecuted for perjury related to the filling out of the declaration form, regardless of whether they fill it out truthfully or lie through their teeth on it. 

I have helped form trusts for pretty rich folks, prosecuted lots of kids from wealthy backgrounds and from poor backgrounds. 

I am a prosecuting attorney. 

if you know who they are  I would try to catch it on video and not intervene so you can prosecute.

But each one of our plat we are prosecuting in that market is getting 6 to 10 offers on it from these top end new home builders..