Have you seen legislation being passed in some states imposing restrictions on landlords rights. 

Of course, there is always the possibility of liquidating the property at some undetermined future date and splitting the proposed profits on appreciation, but this is not the stated goal. 

I won't get too deep in the details but I had an appraisal done on the land with a proposed house on it and it came back pretty good.

You have proposed a good alternative route.

I need to submit a new development proposal to my lenders.

We have found a location to rent in the city and have a proposed lease from the owners. 

Every now and then PHA will send a request for proposal development to rehab certain properties. 

In any event, I would propose you split the gain over and above the pre-established value of the contributed land. 

I plan on moving back to a home office, but I want to propose to my landlord to let me sub-lease the space, so I can try to make back some of the money I put into the office.

What would be your proposed solution(s)?