I would carefully review what the compliance issues are for the balance of the term with respect to the operations.  

I'd head them off at the pass and hire an attorney now.Have your attorney review and then, once they make their determination, have them send the letter to the bank.  

You may want to review your late fee structure to make sure it would seem reasonable if you had to go into court to collect those fees.

When I look at the red-lines, they appear fairly straightforward that a knowledgeable lawyer should be able to address in an hour or so (I do many contract reviews in my professional work so I know how much time it should take).

I am reviewing properties for my first purchase.

I have submitted a plat review to divide into 2 tax lots, which should be finalized tomorrow, at the expiration of the public review.  

I would prefer to write a review that said, "I think FB is the bomb and worth every cent".

Review your lease.What has been the landlords response?

When you get to actuals, I would be very careful to review actuals vs using ratios such as the 50% rule if you are trying to hit a specific return.

I have 3 purchase agreements (intend to use in Memphis, Tennessee) and as these will be my first offers I'm having a bit of analysis paralysis over which one to use or modify if necessary.Can anyone help me out with an opinion on which to use or point me to an affordable attorney to review?