Many many times there are telltale signs around the house based on visible work that there is plenty of hack work behind the walls, but most home inspectors don't know those.

If you do not have quality documentation working together to build a wall against lawsuits and creditors then your wall will just fall down on you. 

Wall st vs main street is wide, and it's going to get wider before it tightens. 

As landlords, this could also be a threat since tenants could have a wall of debt hidden from any financial screening we do during the application process. 

The walls will likely have to be primed and painted as well once they're out so it's an additional liability. 

They promised that this would be covered by insurance which we doubted based on our understanding of what is covered due to water intrusion.They came in and ripped out our walls and ripped our floors.

Wall Street does too so far.

That bothers me a little bit, but some of these places with 1 prevailing wood on the walls and ceilings give sauna vibes. 

I saw a lot of conflicting  information on the Internet about whether condo is a type of RE ownership or just a bunch of units sharing walls.

Trying to convince people that permitted work is better is like beating your head against a wall.