I'm in Alberta, so ASC has rules around what's allowed and what isn't (mainly aimed at protecting the public/investors).

The 'entitlements' part of most projects >=500 kW consumes most of the development timeline.

This would protect you from being stuck with a higher rate when the balloon payment is due.After 5 years of interest-only payments, you'd still owe the full principal.

If you were able to use the standard TREC lease agreement, there are many items that protect the property/landlord in there. 

Also from researching I was told if there are mortgages on a property at a tax sale the bank would step in to protect their investment and pay the taxes to get the property.

Additionally, some lenders may offer rate locks, protecting you from further interest rate hikes.By staying adaptable with your financing and strategic with your spending, you can protect your margins and stay competitive in a challenging market.If you need help exploring financing options for your next project, feel free to reach out!

Consumer sentiment is expected to improve with inflation easing.

This protects you if the lender/seller passes away or would try to sell the property out from under you and your seller finance agreement.

Could one get a call from "a" mailer, sure, but that's not the consumer psychology of it. 

LLC is for asset protection NOT for tax benefit