I believe this is simply a lawsuit waiting to happen .. and get a lawyer is kind of comical.. not like they can waive a magic wand.. it will have to go through the court system..

Try going to court and seeing what happens to any case you could have legally one against a tenant if you didn't register your rental unit.  

What you want to look for is called a Roomless elevator system. this way you wont need to waste space in your home with a small room dedicated to the equipment. these elevators are a smaller scale of what you see at the malls in the middle of the food courts (like the woodlands mall).

Then, set up different level packages for sponsorships, and find out a WIN-WIN situation when courting these companies so you can tailor your packages to what they may need and can offer your event.

Get into court and challenge Chase.

Despite having this strategy outlined in the lease , I suspect if you had to actually go to  court over this arrangement, the judge would side with the tenant every time and throw the book at you for being predatory 

Developers build new at a cap rate to cost (break even) of about a 9 to 9.5 cap and sell for 5 to 7 caps.For medical there is usually a lot of tenant build out so harder for them to move UNLESS a developer is courting them for a brand new building and offering a bunch of perks to move.

He says that's the only rent you'll see, and the landlord spends months in eviction court trying to get rid of these guys.

Be sure you have a great real estate attorney who can help you with your contracts and is also a litigator to go to court with you if needed.

If it ever goes before a court, they would simply count all of the wholesale deals and ask how many you actually purchased.By their own admission, most wholesalers get into the business precisely because they do not have the funds to buy anything.And of course they are taking advantage of a distressed owner.