If the purchase in question is a Co-op apartment, there is also a Co-op attorney involved in the deal.I'd say, that is the first layer of red tape.Depending on the property type and deal, the other red tape here pertains to zoning, permits, land use, environmental regulations, rent regulation i.e. rent control, rent stabilization, etc. to name a few.Wishing your company continued success as you look to expand!

Environmentally conscious approach and offers end to end solution.

Environmentally of course it makes sense, but financially the economics are simply in favor of solar at this point.I’d be happy to take a look at whatever data you’re seeing that is suggesting otherwise.

There are so many hurdles with environmental, permitting, engineering, working with city and/or county, finding a GC that you can trust with everything etc.

I would recommend first, greatly strengthen your David Green's defense pillar, meaning, live a very very lean lifestyle, every expense has to be a very conscious decision. 

I'd be concerned that there's something there that you aren't seeing, either with zoning, some type of environmental issue, soils issue, or location.

What’s the environmental look like?

As a Florida Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Practitioner, I'm thrilled about the potential benefits this bill offers, and I'm here to answer your questions and hear your thoughts.In a nutshell, this bill has the potential to save property owners millions by reducing incidents of violence, liability for criminal events, and enhancing security measures.

I personally have ZERO desire to consciously choose to acquire an asset that is losing me money.

It may not even be a conscious decision on the part of the creators.