There are a lot of compliance items, including reporting, inspections, racial quotas, low-income employee quotas, requiring tax returns of low-income contractors, affirmative marketing requirements, evictions only for repeated violations and good cause, no waiver of jury trials, environmental oversight, etc.A lot of these local and federal compliance requirements are a real pain. 

And you might want to consider some type of environmental inspection in case the old system contaminated the soil but with some due diligence you can make sure you're not buying a lemon.

My favorite, they encouraged us to rip out our lawn and put in hardscaping to save water and be environmentally conscious.

Instead, the Committee punted the money to an entirely different agency responsible for environmentally friendly projects, which spent only a fraction of the bonds.

As for the Environmental Site Assessment, do I need to wait until I have selected a lender?

It's best to follow them to prevent the aquifer from becoming polluted and unusable.Will it turn into a geyser and flood you out (???)

Consider how diverse they are, environmental impacts etc, and other fashionable categories, then the financial engineers can print the money and give it to the companies they like.  

Nathaniel,Because of the need for Pollution coverage by a Demo contractor, we are often using Specialty Markets that do a lot with the Environmental Firms. 

Make sure your DD process includes, at a minimum:-A full property walkthrough, including every unit-Property condition assessment (PCA)-Environmental site assessment (ESA)-Roofing/Engineering/Pest/Mold inspections as needed-A Detailed scope of work based on the findings Happy to connect with you 1-1 if that would help

Policy shall include at least premises, operations, completed operations, independent contractors and subcontractors and contractual liability and environmental liability.