Sometimes it takes a bad tenant to expose a weak PM. 

If the Sheetrock is fastened directly to the trusses, then you’re going to have to mess with the trusses in order to get a flat ceiling that is high enough, which to me says architect/building engineer and a lot of money.I suppose another option would be to put the ceiling on top of the trusses’ bottom chords so you end up with an exposed beam look, but I don’t know if this is allowed or practical.Is there some sort of crawl space above that can be viewed to get a better idea of the structure between the ceiling and the roof?

(Several companies have been exposed for not actually having their own capital due to Covid-19 be sure you are working with lenders who have a sound tract record)Plan – Having a plan is important.

You really need to consider exterior mount, Direct Vent, propane tankless water heaters.

As we can’t “move” the asset to another market, we can be exposed to demographic shifts and legal risks.

Obviously, there were clearly fundamental issues with the business model, which I think will be exposed in many companies if we are heading back into a major recession.Unfortunately, as has been brought up on this forum, the entire world is propped up on leverage. 

You're right about the electrical estimate, I should definitely rewire the whole house while the studs are exposed.

I would think Vegas would be the most exposed.

You also are only exposed to deals of that company, but you get the true operators perspective.  

If the broker created an LLC to mask his identity, that should have exposed it so if it didn't, maybe someone inside is in on it?