But if you show that you have cash flow in your corporation, you’re head and shoulders above the rest.

Unless you have burned me in a deal then there shouldn't be any hostility, especially on bigger pockets... where we're a community of colleagues, a resource for learning, and a shoulder to lean on.

After that, there’s a shoulder season with plenty of weekend bookings, but once winter hits, things slow down a lot.

Shoulder seasons are long and the Spring is good.  

Congratulations for being the only one with a head on their shoulders. 

@Collin Cameron Honesty is the best policy and no looking over your shoulder waiting for a fraud charge.

Compound that with a squirrelly seller and tenant, and you’re not just seeing red flags, you’re being beaten about the head and shoulders with them. 

You'll find tons of good info here, I recommend checking out a local meetup or two as they're super helpful to brush shoulders with other folks that have either done what you're doing or are asking the same type of questions. 

I am most familiar with fixed rate PPAs with rates that change by season (monthly summer, winter, shoulder) and time (hours on-peak, off-peak).

If transparency about contract assignment is such an issue (which I personally don't think is, because what matters to seller is money and house off shoulder, not the business model of people involved in unloading his burden), then I believe new MD Law passed this year will take care of it.