They are now proposing a new buyer that raises rents by improving a property may have to pay up to $4500.00 per tenant....absolutely crazy....of course every tenant and attorney is going to jump all over this and likely other cities will adopt a similar policy.

Oddly these two codes do not perfectly overlap.From the 2012 IPMC which is adopted in some areas.

I tried to refinance the property to a conventional mortgage, but because I carry some debt and because I am earning about 1/3 of what I was making before I relocated (which was expected), financial institutions won’t refinance the property in only my name.Side note, my credit isn’t the issue.

Mine is institutional NPN's whereby I can help the borrower with a loan mod. 

Talk to your banking institution...

@Edward Verdel you may want to contact your lending institution they are probably your best resource here.

If they decide it’s not for them, I will likely liquidate it all long before I’m done.I would leave some to charity but most likely it would be a college institution

Can I ask a regular institution to provide this kind of loan?

Is there a certain amount of time that I should wait before I reapply elsewhere for a HELOC or should I try and apply with various loan institutions for a HELOC within a short time period (i.e., 1 month period)3.

Well it means that the quotas of solar adoption will happen faster so the utilities can renegotiate net metering rates.