I've currently been preapproved for a single family only.

However, tenants who would otherwise have protected status may be evicted if the unit is a single-family home or is the only rental unit owned by the landlord in the building, or if the landlord's qualified relative who will move in is 60 years of age or older and each rental unit owned by the landlord in the same building (except the unit occupied by the landlord) is occupied by a tenant with protected status.Any tenant who claims to have protected status must notify the owner of the tenant's protected status within 30 days of receiving either a notice to vacate or a written request from the owner to declare the tenant's protected status.

Specifically, I am looking at a dilapidated 4-unit single story "apartment" building that I want to add a second story to and convert to 4 townhouses or condos.

I just read the main employer began steep layoffs because they are halting production until prices recover.

Beautiful homes, do you find it more lucrative to build town homes as opposed to single family dwellings?

Then I would like to get into single family lease options, and ofc more apartments..

You can literally be a middle school school dropout, turn 21, and the next day be a Big Bank loan officer without ever passing a single test.But for Local Lenders with flexibility, we face a LOT of hurdles just to add a single additional state or even maintain our own...Think of that whenever you read "lending in all 50 states!"

I am interested in investing in single-family and multi-family rentals in San Francisco and the East Bay.  

I have two jobs and a real estate license and I'm a single Mom.

You are also talking about Single Family Residences.