Try to get it to 36" so that you are code compliant.

With stuff like this, they are going to ensure they are super compliant.

When raising capital make sure you spend time with an SEC attorney so you are staying compliant.

Not a lawyer, no idea.A question I'd have in your shoes is "if I advertise the ramp, am I implying that the entire property is ADA Compliant, and could I get in trouble if it wasn't?"

You need to be compliant with local and/or state ordinance and that may include getting licensed, proper business formation, and so on.

Lastly, when you do select a tenant and set up your lease, make sure you are compliant with NH state laws.

I also want to be sure I am compliant and not breaking the law or putting myself at risk at any way. 

But there are a lot of agents out there that do it part time, and some that just hang a license with a firm so they can stay compliant with laws and collect referral bonuses.

They will also have a pile high set of documents for you to sign that you must stay compliant within.

In case things do not work out I would like that instrument to be easily enforceable in court without necessity to re-record after say 2 years etc. at the same time I want to make sure I am compliant with Dodd-Frank Act, predatory lending etc.