Do you have any other suggestions for mitigating risk?

If it is a significant percentage selling now to mitigate risk seems smart, but if notAlso, what is the property state now?

Lenders may be hesitant to provide loans for real estate investments when property values are declining, and investors may need to put up larger down payments or meet stricter borrowing requirements to secure financing.However, there are steps that investors can take to mitigate these risks.

I also agree on the lack of control with condos - but you can also mitigate that risk by digging deep into the financials and meeting minutes before buying.

If you have upstairs units, you might want to use carpet just to mitigate some of the noise for your downstairs tenants.

It’s the same concept as multi unit, your mitigating your monthly expense by renting an area you’re not using.

Is there any way to mitigate the risk of waiving the inspection?

I have some different ways I'd like to structure it, I am just am unsure if that's mitigated at the state level or if it would be legal.

This would be to avoid any costly repair/maintenance and also mitigate the risk of tenants being unable to pay in a downturn since our renter pool would be higher income.

There are risks for sure, but they can be mitigated.