Zero clue unless they view copy and paste to opportunity overviews as violation of NDAs... which is ridiculous - 3rd parties would need to log in and sign their own to view any documents.  

Permitting would require getting engineering drawings, plat/survey maps drawn and completing both City and State sign applications. 

My initial thought is to do a down payment to “buy in” and then upon retirement, do a percentage of the gross sales for a set number of years to pay it off, rather than a set number or signing a note or something of the like.

A collection agency will have an easier time collecting after you have a court judgement in your favor, but you will then need to sign the judgment over to them.

I would recommend getting an information release form signed by the applicant in the case that the previous landlord needs the applicant's permission.

I had signed the original 1 year lease, and was surprised that someone from my management company had signed the renewal.

I have had limited success with rent-based Incentives - like 1/2 off first month of rent when you sign the 12 month lease. 

Thanks for the reply according to my realtor she actually helped me understand that portion of the contract better if I don't renew the lease then the lease just expires so I would have to have them sign a new lease and next time if I wanted that option check the box.The odd thing though there is a section stating it could renew on a month to month but she is stating since that section is marked out I would have to press for a new contract to be signed by the tenant which they are going to try to barter with me on and get lower rent so kinda stinks. 

@Jacob Budzynski write up a promissory note and sign.

HOWEVER I can see value in a market like this, where you determine, only for yourself, what those lower parameters may become in the event of a crash.