Basically he made the argument that multi-family commercial is maybe a little more vulnerable in a raising interest rate environment than say single families, which are financed on safer term and terms loans.

The motivation to compile so much intricate information that is held in a mostly emotional state and convert those feelings into words articulated seems difficult coupled with the feelings of vulnerability of putting yourself “out there.”

@Gregory SchwartzAs motivated investors, we should also focus on shoring up our weaknesses and making sure we are less vulnerable today than we were yesterday.

The full meaning of what "financially vulnerable" meant really came to me after that.

Otherwise, you become the big bad owner evicting the two sickly senior citizens in their moment of vulnerability.

I appreciate the vulnerability some people have shown in the tread to share some personal information about their own growing up and the effect that deprivation trauma (poverty) can have on people (@Dennis M., @Patrick M.).  

Class A vulnerable, office, retail, sectors to tread carefully in an extended market. 

If you own the house outright then its easy to transfer ownership from your name to the LLC but if you have a bank loan on it then banks will not in most cases allow you to transfer so you are stuck doing it anyways to protect yourself and leaves you vulnerable for a "call on loan".

The more equity you have the more vulnerable you are.  

@Charlie MacPherson I think you're reading too far into this with the limited information given. 9 out of 10 of my friends wouldn't be able to tell you how much their owe or who their lender is, that makes them ignorant, not poor vulnerable people.