Ive looked at the pros and cons of these and for me I believe having solid insurance protections trumps the due on sale clause issues.  

This is truly in the same vein as Donald Trump deciding to steal people's land from them so he can build his insane Wall.

So here it goes:Believe it or not, this whole scam started with the one and only, Donald J.

No doubt that logic is why Donald Trump manages all of his casinos, apartment buildings and hotels.

Shannon, I see your tag says "Donald Trump had to start somewhere."

Inflation is the worst enemy of cash holdings and Ally Bank’s 1.85 is not going to hold up to the cost increases with the Trump embargoes, but not a lot of options out there hence the op question.

Again, over time the leveraged deal structure trumps property performance.

But alas, the corporate expense accounts and rich European & Asian shoppers trump the hipster/yuppie cash IMHO for this particular purpose..

With the GOP/Trump coming in, does anyone have thoughts on whether the subsidies for housing vouchers would be reduced or cut?

Originally posted by @Donald Dickerson:Statistically speaking self employed are riskier because of the difficulty to establish credit and credentials.Once you have proven income, say 2 years of tax returns, and a good credit score, then "statistically" the risk is not any different whether self employed or paid monkey.I do agree it can be harder for a self employed person to prove certain things.