-I actually do have that data, but not in the format that you are likely expecting.DSTs were established in 2004 with an IRS ruling, but they weren’t commonly used until after the mortgage crisis and ensuing recession.

You can give those out to vendors and take them out sometime after use.One other old fashioned option is to have a lockbox somewhere on the property with keys to every unit, common area doors, any restricted basement areas etc.

Some of the things are common sense.I don't agree with the AI communication thing.

., general maint (road, common space, etc) and management costs. 

A common question we receive from our investors is what do properties marketed as Class A, Class B and Class C mean, and why does it matter?

Eviction laws vary widely across the United States, but one thing they all seem to have in common is that they take time.

They will state their plan for the secured debt which for the most part will be one of three options, 1) Reaffirm (rare) or, 2) surrender (Common for cars, not common for homes unless there is no equity) or, 3) "Pay and retain pursuant to contract (Which means i want it but i'm not reaffirming it).  

It’s common courtesy to provide plenty of hot water for a dwelling space.

Lawsuits have been common over the past 2-3 years after the freeze. 

I worked with people here in Los Angeles that buy and refurbish properties for Tennent In Common or TIC sales and exit strategy.