@Geritt ShipleyThere is acoustical insulation and sound rated drywall - just recognize it is not cheapAlso once you get the sound issue resolved next will be the vibration which also creates sound and to alleviate that is done through isolation hangers for the drywall.

For example, the housing provider may ask persons who are seeking a reasonable accommodation for an assistance animal that provides emotional support to provide documentation from a physician, psychiatrist, social worker, or other mental health professional that the animal provides emotional support that alleviates one or more of the identified symptoms or effects of an existing disability.

If there are people who can speak to these and show how they succeeded, it can help alleviate some of the concerns.

I was just hoping to try a lever only smart lock to alleviate the door expanding contracting issues with a deadbolt.

(Have addendums ready to add/remove tenant).Parties / noise / dope / ugly cars / etc...To alleviate problems:  Make sure they are on an automated payment system. 

Converting underutilized office spaces into apartments or condos can help alleviate this issue.Sustainability: Conversions are often seen as a sustainable option since they repurpose existing structures rather than building new ones, which can help reduce the carbon footprint associated with new construction.Urban Revitalization: In some cases, conversions can play a key role in revitalizing city centers, attracting new residents and bringing more activity to these areas.Financial Incentives: In some cases, the financial return from converting an office building to a multifamily property can be greater than maintaining it as an office property, particularly in areas where the demand for office space is low.The conversion process involves significant architectural and construction work.

To alleviate all risks, there is something called commercial insurance - designed to protect if you get sued with real estate.

UNLESS there is a mass sudden population decline to alleviate housing needs, last estimates was about 30million but if 10million died tomorrow that would help.

We have been able to get by with band-aids from our Property Manager's handyman but want to do more extensive renovations to alleviate the headaches.

Note; paper underlayment will be cheapest, but it's cheap for a good reason, and it's not its robust life expectancy...The strapping you mentioned is a slight added cost, but if done properly (vents at the eve/drip edge and ridge), can actually help lower inside attic or top-floor temperatures, as you now have an "air gap" to help alleviate some of the penetrating UV heat, as well as helping to drain and dry condensation that WILL form on the backside of a metal sheathing.