This is a 3,000sqft medical facility that would be classified as Class A office space, I believe.

If not, are these people exempt from any/all damages? 

I’m currently residing in Chillicothe, OH while I complete an Internship at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center here.

Usually properties require a 501c3 NP as a GP for it to qualify for tax exemption.

more then 5 units in parts of Los Angeles and you might find Rent Control and ADA compliance cost on top of Standard Building cost. 4 units and under are exempt in most Los Angeles areas.

Being a party to the note as a borrower doesn't exempt you from such activities of conveying .

and I'll catch @Steve Babiak  too (even though poor Steve is on the ignore list, lol) I'm aware of the superficial matters thought to be understood by investors concerning seller financing by "individuals", those "individuals" are homeowners, often restricted to those living in the subject property and the exemptions usually have other limitations to the number of transactions effected over a period of time, those exemptions vary from state to state in both the number of deals and periods of time.

If you are having a huge medical procedure and will be stuck with leftover bills then waiting to file BK to include that might be the answer.

This is not something for an investor to do, the federal law exempts attorneys from acting on behalf of a borrower and an attorney may use anything in their arsenal to assist their client without much reprisal under foreclosure battle.

I read books on poker theory, studied math, played 15 tables online simultaneously, and earned enough money to pay the bills and do some investing all while in medical school.