In that case, the board usually has the authority to impose a special assessment to cover the one-time expense of a major repair or improvement.

Essentially in NNN leases there can be (and usually) an extra layer of protection from the waiver and an indemnification provision compared to multifamily.New question: In the case of multifamily, say a landlord gave property manager clear instructions/guideline and authority to properly maintain the sidewalk/parking lot but due to negligent of the property manager someone still got injured on the sidewalk.

On there Authorization for direct payment form, it states the following, “I authorize my bank to accept and to charge any debit entries indicated by the lender to my account”.

Thanks all for wonderful community here, @Scott Meyers   thanks for your suggestion, I know you are authority when it comes to Self Storage.

Its like going to any school or reading most any textbook, much the same data, authors write and present it with their own flair. 

Would the lease define if we permitted to make changes to the property if the tenant is still occupying the property, if the tenant permitted to run a home business from the property, or is that all through the housing authority?

Go down to the housing authority and talk to them, they don't hate landlords you just have to be understanding and patient and you will eventually find someone who can help you. 

Following the advice I found in the book that @David Greene authored, I sent out mass emails to several real estate agents, contractors, lenders, and property managers to see who would reply.

Back when I read Rich Dad, Poor Dad, the author makes the point that you can do well in either stocks or real estate.

Most owners want to know about the tenants in their properties, we discuss rent rates, spending authorization, preferred way to communicate (phone, email, text etc), how involved do they want to be.Everyone gets a monthly report and accounting regardless.