Dad's credit and rental history is on the line, and he'll want to protect it.

Chase sued for ignoring the self employed loans: USA TODAY: Chase and other big banks shuffled Paycheck Protection Program small business applications, lawsuit says.https://www.usatoday.com/story...

I understand the benefit from the tenant's side- but am specifically asking about LL/PM protection.

@Tim Kaminski I thought the net tangible benefit guidelines were to protect you.

A title policy that insures your Grantor does not provide you with any protection. 

That's a small price to pay for the liability protection and the appearance of being a legitimate company.

If so, what type of business do you run and what bank did you do it through? I've spent hours reading about this, and thought it might be easier if someone just shared their success stories on getting approved. 

Commercial tenants usually don’t squat (and they have little legal protections to do that.)

In following Brandon Turner's advice, "Don't protect something until you have something to protect."

When there are already restrictions on evictions the tenants are protected to at least be housed for the time being.