At the risk of vomiting too much information, I'll share.   1. 

As an Investor what do you do with this information? 

On first glance it appears to me that you have not gotten all the relevant data together to make an informed decision.

I have a multi family and I wondering if I should sell and downsize. I really want to increase my real estate portfolio but debt and credit score are hindrances. I have ideas on what I want to do but I need direction ...

Rather than spend a lengthy period fighting with the community organization on what should be a reasonable variance request, I would like to satisfy the ground level commercial requirement with a space that has the appearance and would function as a home office (which is how this space would likely be designed and used anyway even if the zoning requirement did not exist).

It's essential to stay informed about local regulations and market trends to make informed decisions.

There is not enough information here.

If anyone has information on this subject please let me know.

Just inform your tenants that you are oversees, but have someone close by to check in on the property for emergencies. 

Hello,Finally, we have found a good candidate tenant—a young married couple with a son and their parent, totaling 5 people.The Zillow credit check and background check did not reveal any negative information, like  what many have mentioned in this forum.So, I conducted an AAOA check, and it showed two lien histories from their father:Recording date: 06/xx/2019, Amount: $10,xxx, Filing Location: San Bernardino, CA, Document Number: 210xxxRecording date: 03/xx/2019, Amount: $30,xxx, Filing Location: San Bernardino, CA, Document Number: 96xxxI inquired about these, and he said one was due to a car that was totaled in an accident, asserting it wasn’t his fault.