SInce any good agent won't stand for giving 50% away, that means a bunch of newbies, adults to retrain in business, ethical issues, legal matters, sales, compliance issues and tons of records to keep, forms to buy, signs to get, clubs to join, office to furnish....I think I'll stop.

I believe I'm in compliance with properly paying my couple resident employees who do a few hours of work for me, but I'm a bit concerned about what they are going to dig into and how much they will want to know about the small businesses I contract for various jobs (landscaping, painters, handyman, electrician, etc).  

Rents will be held in an escrow account until you have been issued a certificate of compliance.

As long as they pay rent and keep the city code compliance inspectors off my back regarding uncut lawns, I’m good.

Generally with raw land you want water, access, and utilities as well as the right to do what you want to do with the property (zoning compliance).I have no idea about wind turbines.

Overgeneration that causes a homeowner to sell electricity back to the grid discouraged by both net energy metering rules and by the 2019 Standards.The 2019 Standards include compliance incentives for demand response and gridharmonization measures, such as precooling1, thermal storage, and battery storage systems. 

@Odie Ayaga hi Odie, I work in compliance and quality

The ordinance says it checks "zoning compliance" during registration and whether or not it's in a restricted residential zone (which my property of interest is not in...for now) so I suppose there's always a risk of losing future eligibility. 

I just finished a similar "compliance" inspection for my nine unit apartment building in Berwyn, and I needed a licensed plumber, electrician, and roofer in order to pull all the permits.

It is not practical to quote: "get a lawyer to keep you in line for DF and SAFE stuff" for only a few deals.A qualified lawyer would charge at least 50K just to handle the lender's compliance system and she would need to either hire an MLO or become one and then get a lender's license for the state she is operating in.