Right now the ones in the worst trouble are generally in the office asset class (which has taken a huge hit from a change in office needs, post-covid).

Sometimes maintenance.The PMC collects rents, although some may drop off at office, tracks EVERYTHING the onsite staff does and arranges maintenance of grounds and units.

This is through a conventional, no PMI loan.Investing in Commercial Real Estate:Commercial properties include office buildings, retail spaces, warehouses, and more.

I will add we took out a loan to buy the home for 20k along with extra cash to put into our home to make a "home office" out of the attached garage we never used except for storage so we added even more value to our 156k purchase.

There is an organization in LA that will help you navigate the permitting process and provide some advice/guidance *before* you go to the permit offices and let the cat out of the bag.  

Jenna ZebrowskiThe Law Office of Jenna Zebrowski, PLLC

If you need a rec for an investor-friendly officer at each, happy to pass a few on.

Unfortunately this is not a strategy that rallies the base for many politicians running for local office, so getting this impemented widespread is easier said than done. 

Many states --- including Pennsylvania --- recognize what is commonly known as "participation theory," which holds owners/officers personally liable for the corporation's torts if they participate in them.

It didn't occur to me until we had lots of problems, and then I asked a friend who is a police officer.