Verify the interest rates and terms of the existing loans, as favorable rates can be beneficial, while higher rates might prompt you to consider refinancing later.Assess the condition of the properties thoroughly, especially since the owner is "done with them," which might indicate deferred maintenance.

@Stuart Udis Thanks for replying so promptly, I appreciate the advice you've given.

I have not seen anyone post about this yet, so I figured I would share some of the highlights after reading the 41 Page Document this weekend  with the new CO Warranty of Habitability Law Updates.I'd like to credit my property manager, @Colin Smith, for updating me and the other owners very promptly and providing a few highlights before diving into the document. 

He gave me an approximate quote of $2,500 for my returns, I agreed to that and paid promptly.

The team responded promptly and diligently.

After navigating to that URL, it prompts me to enter in my email address and it says it will send the 33+ forms to my email, but after doing so and selecting "Get the files" a blank white popup displays and I never get an email sent. 

I also like the idea of leveraging OPM which is what prompted my original post. 

However, challenges persist as reflected in the rise of nonperforming commercial real estate loans, particularly in office properties, prompting banks like PNC Financial Services Group, U.S.

This revelation prompted me to reconsider the purchase, as it indicated financial instability and substantial building repair needs.

that prompted the discussion.I see a trend on tiKtok where people decorate entire walls with trim, form, LED lights etc and we try to make it clear at move-in that all modifications require approval and the property has to be returned in essentially the same condition as originally provided to them