Assuming it's not a historic property, or protected in any other way, as long as you fill out a proper application you'll be approved? 

The only way this blows up is if the era of historically low rates ends between now and when you move in (they've been saying "next month it'll happen!"

A commitment to building my business, and saving a beautiful historical building.

A commitment to building my business, and saving a beautiful historical building.

Hello, I'm looking to buy my a property for primary home. Since I may relocate in 1-1.5 years, I'm considering an exit strategy as selling it in 1-1.5 years. Therefore, I want to give a lowball offer for more margin. ...

You want to buy the most NOI for the dollar you can get.I wouldn’t be concerned with the number of units if the demand and occupancy is strong historically.

New Law Allows Three Housing Units on Every Parcel in CaliforniaStatement from California YIMBY President & CEO Brian HanlonSacramento, CA – Today California YIMBY released the following statement celebrating the historic passage of a package of bills that could triple housing supply in the state:“The passage of AB 68, along with SB 13 and AB 881, fundamentally shifts the landscape for building new homes in our state,” said Brian Hanlon, co-founder and President of California YIMBY.

I won't be investing in the riskiest/most supportable asset subclasses such as hotels, and tilt my portfolio the ones that have historically been more stable such as multifamily and single-family housing.

I have previously fully renovated, previously vacant apartment buildings with no historical rents and once you are starting to rent, you need to review the market.

No historical perspective that prior to WWII you had to put down 20% and amortize over 5 to 10 years, that the 30 year mortgage is a more recent phenomenon and not a sound plan for many people.