Currently we’re renovating the garage into an ADU (Jeff is also correct here - the permitting process has been difficult to say the least) and renting by the room while we live in the house.

Just wanted to share my current situation and hopefully get some input.
In 2017 I purchased a 4-plex building.  It shares a driveway with a sister building next door (the buildings & lot are exactly the same). Th...

Would be difficult for lower class housing I am sure.  

Rather, as I laid out earlier, it needs to be a combination of solutions focused on balancing the reasonable interests of all sides.Also while I do agree Bill that some people can vote with their feet - in real life that proves far more difficult than it sounds.   

It should not be difficult to do a cash out refinance with the right lender.

As cash buyers we're having a very difficult time dealing with the title company. 

I am having a difficult time finding business general liability insurance for a flip business..

. - The plumbing in these buildings is very old - For every big piece of renovation I have been doing in the unit, I notified the property manager via email and asked if there would be any objections because I know that HOAs can be difficult to deal with. - PM gave me the OK to schedule my own plumber (reputable, licensed, insured) to perform work on my unit. - My plumber notices that many common area shut off valves are seized and almost all shut off valves in my unit are seized. - After testing the shut off valves in the basement storage room, one of the hot water valves started leaking.

FYI Financing deals up there can be a little bit more difficult due to lack of comps and banks not doing a lot of businesses up there due to it being more rural. 

If a large asset is $5 million, then this could be possible, if it is $50mm, then a little more difficult.