@Scott Trench Ive bought office spaces in the last few years as the market has collapsed in that sector. 

A "Sub-2 Collapse" is a very real potentiality given the volume of novice actors in such.- In general, I see politics playing a rapidly increasing role and impact as stimulus and assorted actions have exceptional high probability of occurring induced from political motives, riding backs of legitimate economic standings, but amplified in there deployment via political motives.  

They think it is low risk because they have zero equity, but they never factor in the risk or the stress of having it all collapse on you; which you are starting to realize.First, stop buying.

A heavy snow load could cause a collapse.

Make sure it's permitted, warranted, approved by the HOA, and all that other jazz.I wonder how long it will be before the electrical grid collapses.

If the deal collapses and I would lose everything, I'm out.

If you get both residence rates AND only 20% down, the next banking collapse won't be far off!

Short of total economic collapse, which our region is usually the last to feel, and major maintenance issues, where am I susceptible to getting into trouble?

WAY overpriced, over developed, Insurance through the roof, condos are collapsing, in price, owners cant afford the assessments you want more LOL 

We will brace the porch roof, demo the brick, do repairs, and rebuild a new wooden porch.The concrete porch that sits under the old sleeping porch on the east side of the house is collapsing and bringing the sleeping porch with.