Tammy as you get more rental properties you need to be careful with subjective approvals - as one could sue based on some sort of perceived violation of fair housing laws.  

If you could care less about logo designs, but have knowledge on point 1, above, please just let me know what you know about that linkage, I already have decent logo feedback from my familyhttps://99designs.com/contests...I'm out of Lexington, VA, but have reached out to a WV non-profit that houses trafficking victims to start to understand the real level of need, whether it's just perceived on my end, or real.

Some agents also won't show you properties if you aren't pre-approved as it could be perceived as you not being serious. 

@Shafi NossI second the recommendation to avoid giving what can be perceived as tax advice to your investors.

2. if only 1 front door, upon entering the property through the front door   is there a room or hallway that could be perceived to be a common area that separates the two living areas,  is the only place in the building where the living areas open to each other, and must be passed through to access one living area, from other living area, and provides privacy possible solutions....make sure there is more than one door between the two living areas.  

First, if you are concerned about your perceived overexposure in real estate, why are you planning to invest in more real estate in the next 10 years? 

Excellent.My question then would be: since you seem to have an impassioned interest in this, what efforts are you making to correct what you perceive as a significant abrogation of your rights?

I will try to be as clear and concise as possible in explaining my situation and perceived options, as well as my personal knowledge about SARS-COV2 and how it may impact our society and real estate markets.Current Status: I left San Francisco in early March the night before shelter in place was announced, to ride out the virus back in Minnesota with my family, I also have two properties here in MN  (a single family home and a 4 plex** Info below). 

Question #2: How are net listing agreements generally perceived in Pennsylvania? 

.), places the investment as perceived low risk and high return.