My questions are, do you think I should take the investors advice into consideration and transfer my assets to a stable fund during this time of major uncertainty or ride the wave?

Looking to invest in Inglewood, know the market pretty well and it’s only up from now so i’m trying to ride the appreciation wave but that requires a lot of capital because how expensive the California market is already.

We structured owner financing with guaranteed interest to help close the gap and I waved my commission.

With the second wave of Corona panic/shutdown this fall combined with the election season I feel utterly bamboozled as to if I should pull the trigger on something. 

What do you have to look for to find that next wave; that might be a new place to work at or new restaurants and stores!

If a single family residence in order to lose a CofO they have to condemn it (if it was built earlier than a CofO was required then the building inspector just waves their hands and remove occupancy status... even though there is no CofO to remove)D.

It's the evictions.The Eviction Wave ComingThere is no doubt that landlords here in the Silicon Valley are stressing over their tenants.

(haven't been able to figure out if I should go for the longest possible payoff period)Investments in aggressive stocks of $150,000 that I plan to rotate out into property once the wave of foreclosed and distressed properties start to hit the market.Access to $100,000-$200,000 of funds at a 5% interest rate as needed.Every two years I take out a 0% interest rate promo credit card and carry a large balance on it until the end of the period at which point I pay it off.

I’m thinking since I’m new it would be best to do my research and ride out the wave during the pandemic, waiting till things calm down a bit.

There are people making millions in commercial retail properties EVEN IN this environment.Experts in specific classes can make money no matter the cycle.There are (hop-a-long) investors who try to buy any asset at the bottom of a cycle and ride the wave upwards.