Here is a more practical reason:  Paying off your property is the job of your tenant...not you. 

I’d highly recommend Cozy for background checks and rent collection, and the BP book ‘Managing Rental Properties’.

I do not deal with FSBOs as a matter of practice because they are typically a waste of my time.

I am a chiropractor in Omaha as part of my day job and would want to eventually own the space I practice in. 

All you do is collect a check whether it's to pay off your debt and keep in your bank account..Some office buildings if it is occupied by one big tenant may have Absolute NNN where the tenant is responsible for tax insurance and maintenance as well as structure and roof membrane of building..I am not too familiar of Office Buildings in terms of force appreciation but Multi family apartments offer that strategy..Hope this helps Good luck

I have a very strict policy regarding giving people a second chance....it does not increase my bottom line and is therefor not my practice.

The forums tend to be fairly practical, so you can pick up some real world info pretty quickly.

The Operations LLC is often used for all the highest liability activities, such as property management, paying contractors, collecting rent, etc.This article can explain some of the differences more clearly.

I do agree that in business you should not let personal feelings interfere with good business practices.

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.