I just had one for my home, as we're doing a re-fi.He refused to credit us a cent for a $36,000 solar panel system that we own (not lease). 

I have replumbed many homes in PEX it is the hot ticket, I recently purchased a Propress for crimping copper and also got the jaws for F1807 Pex rings, but i see Ryobi now has a cordless pinch ring tool for a reasonable price. https://www.ryobitools.com/power-tools/products/de...     

Put a massive solar farm there - if you can get the zoning for it. 

Create Delaware holding LLC?

@Sean De Fry Orlando year over year has seen very strong job growth, population growth, and property appreciation.

Capital growth here is really muted and the virus like de- gentrification in some areas can be difficult to pick.

One thing that can save you money in the long run is establishing a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), which can offer you a unique twist on the liability benefits of the LLC and infinite scaling but does not hit you with the annual $800 franchise tax in CA.In your situation I would recommending sitting down with an experience attorney and CPA to get their advice on your situation and future goals.

So we are talking about a possible crime of  "unauthorized de-leading (UD)" which occurred 32 years ago.NH's first lead law, I believe was RSA 130-A, which was enacted in 1993.I never followed NH's lead laws and do not know if RSA 130-A covered renovations but I do not believe that interior or exterior lead painted board removal by apartment owners was prohibited in 1987.   

Some ideas I have been teasing around are building a rental storage facility, leasing the land for a solar farm (although the lot may be too small for that), building a multifamily complex, or simply using the land for advertising.

I came across a video that you can form an Manager Managed LLC (well call LLC A) in another states such as Delaware in order to be more anonymous when it comes to asset protection.