As the above paragraph says they assume you may have UNINTENTIONALLY discriminated, so the burden of proof is largely on your shoulders. 

The combination of all the above puts me shoulders above majority of the investors.

We own and manage two and one is particularly difficult during the shoulder (slow) seasons.

Or you could join the 4 inch widths into 8 inch widths or greater thicknesses.Selling for Quality:a. 

Switching the utilities into their name without safeguards in place—knowing the tenant might act out—seems like a misstep on their part.While it’s true you’ll ultimately have to cover the cost, it doesn’t feel entirely fair for you to shoulder the consequence of their decision.

It even specifically states (in the fed cares act) "no eviction allowed for non payment" - which clearly proves they know the tenant will not pay you and are forcefully requiring that you shoulder the burden of paying for that tenant to live in your property.

Another one is when you start to feel a little weight off your shoulders because you don't depend entirely on your boss.

They have to meet modern codes and SEQUA requirements.. this is what stops building on lots that would not be buildable with modern subdivisions map act standards or modern zoning. in the hilly areas road widths and slopes will not meet Sequa so they stop building on those lots there are thousands of the lots scattered around LA county and these are the lots you see going to tax sale all the time.

There is a big tree there, limiting the width of the alley to about 8ish inches.

I'm going to be the devil on your shoulder here.