Investor loans are a great deal more risky today than ever before.

I have holdings in Robinhood (risky investments) & M1 (long term investments) but I’m debating if I should consolidate it into one brokerage account or not.

The only way to evict at the moment is if the tenant is destroying the property or there is an imminent safety risk.  I

@Allen Wu Interest rates for non owner occupied will have more pricing adds, as they are more risky.

What I THINK would happen is basically if theres no permit for the finished work and the bank or title company really cared they could stop the deal until the seller gets one, or the new buyer could inherit the problem for some credit at closing and deal with it themselves - though that could be risky because they don't know if it was done up to code etc.

I'm a first time real estate investor looking mainly in southeastern states to invest in single family homes and I definitely like the idea of owning a property in an LLC but this seems to present a lot of hurdles to ...

Why would they take that risk?   I

Even if you could purchase something, it would be very risky if that's all you had.

This is very risky with little experience.

relying on property appreciation in the short term is risky (akin to gambling), but long term San Diego historically has been as sure as the sun rising.