All eyes are on Disney, which reopened last Saturday with extremely rigorous safety measures.

I am not trying to spy on people, I am a woman showing vacant single family houses so it is for my safety and documentation.   

Be patient, focus on your income and wait until you are ready to buy.

As long as its meet 51% of residential use and commercial use will not affect the the health and safety of the occupants of residential property you should be fine. 

I tell them to expect that power may not be available to them during times when it has to be shut off for safety reasons. 

You have a safety net underneath you.

@Ken Swearengen Is it required by the city for safety, or something?

I choose to accept the lower class “risks” (namely dealing with more maintenance issues and lower caliber tenants) to reap the financial rewards of 3 times more units in my portfolio, which generates three times more profit.When I first started out I wanted duplexes for the safety of knowing if one side was empty the other side would pay the rent.  

What I think the best plan for me to do is just be patient keep reading investment books and take advantage of the low rent I’m paying to save every dime I make and eventually come up with a down payment so I don’t have to ask someone for money.

Be patient and keep stacking cash.