You can also do mixed used residential with FHA loans. 

People started protesting and open carrying guns all around because they wanted to get haircuts and go out to eat; imagine the civil unrest if we had added mass evictions to the mix, when people were laid off through no fault of their own and couldn’t get their unemployment money for too long.What would be more useful is specific rental payment assistance, which could be initiated by landlords as well as tenants, so that folks could at least get the rent paid to prevent futher losses.

[Note: I used to invest 25 years ago with mixed success, and am just now returning to real estate investing, now that I'm retired.] 

@Tommy Adeoye the reason why I thought it would be hard because an investment account would be different in some sort of ways compared to a traditional banking that's what I thought, considering I just have one account which is the checking account.Math is my least favorite subject.I was thinking of opening a separate account with a different branch so I don't get them mixed up that's why I have to ask that question.

You don’t need to seal them since it’s not completely a natural material, it’s a mix of quartz stone and a binder material.

I like to mix my rentals but lean towards A and B neighborhoods, cash flow is not even close to what you would get elsewhere (for example I can buy an A neighborhood near me for $400k and get $2500 a month rent and get the same rent on $100k property in the midwest).

Local bank is going to want a plan especially for a small mixed use project like this.

I havent done any trading yet but was just wondering what would happen if investing in stocks was in fact added as a strategy for someone who wants to do a mix of stocks and real estate investment.

Speaking from personal experience as I also house hacked last year using an FHA loan, try not to get mixed up between FHA loans and other low down payment loans. 

The 1031 exchange affords you the opportunity to shape your portfolio and add small amounts of leverage that you manage with a sharp eye to keeping your entire portfolio sustainable.I have many clients who keep a mix of debt free and leveraged properties.