You will own an asset and not a liability.3.

@ Deonte Smith they will probably assign it to an REO realtor or an asset management company.

Additionally, how do you see Medical Offices as an asset class performing going forward?

In addition, I believe in diversification and wouldn't rely on one asset class for retirement (although I'm sure many do in the BP community).  

I came across a video that you can form an Manager Managed LLC (well call LLC A) in another states such as Delaware in order to be more anonymous when it comes to asset protection. 

But the lessons you learn from owning the asset will definitely help make you smarter going forward.

This offers the same protections of an LLC, but you can separate each asset into its own “child/member” LLC housed under the “parent” Series LLC filing.

IF not, what is the best way you'd recommend to create some asset protection here?

I suggest she talk to a Good commerical agent Whatever she does she should invest in a SAFE asset

As to your question about the LLC, this is how I break it down for people looking at real estate investing and asset protection - I call them the pillars of asset protection. (1) Avoid high liability actions [this is more of just executing common sense,] (2) find a great insurance policy, (3) compartmentalize your assets [LLCs, C Corps, etc.,) (4) separate your assets from your operations [operations contain the most liability,] (5) introduce layers of anonymity to hide your assets from prying eyes.I approach these issues from the mindset of being an investor myself, so it all has to come together in a way that is profitable.