I'm a contrarian and libertarian at heart so I chafe at any loss of freedom or flexibility :)There are certain instances where those suspended losses can be used. 

I just completed a VA IRRRL Refinance about two weeks ago through Freedom Mortgage.  

Then let tenants enjoy the property and live life the way they see fit.If you're in a litigious state where this is too risky, sell the property and invest in an area that still respects personal freedom and personal responsibility.

If you meant how to identify exactly what market(s) you should start looking in for Commercial Multi-family, I'd recommend checking out @Michael Blank book called Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing and @Joe Fairless book called Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book.

Freedom from the cubicle!

Because you need to invest in your own financial freedom.

I want to work in the real estate industry and simultaneously invest in my financial freedom.

Yes it cost more but pay for the freedom.

Most if given a second chance will leave a life of crime behind them because they have learned their lesson and believe the risk of the loss of freedom is not worth the reward of the committed crime, at this point.

Clayton has this formula and idea called the 'Freedom Number'.