Suppose that a developer who has never developed a wind farm before is considering whether to pursue a new wind farm development project on 100 acres of privately-owned rural land. To develop the land, the developer would need to secure lease rights from the seven landowners who each hold title to portions of the site, secure equity investors to participate in the project, borrow several hundred million dollars from a consortium of lenders, and then secure all of the permits and approvals required to build the project. All of this would entail a significant amount of business risk and, at this point, the developer isn't even sure what factors to consider when determining whether it's worth trying to pursue a project on this particular site. The developer has hired you to offer consultation services in connection with the potential project. In a total of three paragraphs or less, please identify what you believe to be the five most important factors for this developer to consider when initially assessing the viability of this project. Also briefly defend your response by explaining why the factors you've identified deserve the developer's prime attention