Commercial could be new restaurants, Fortune 1000 businesses or even multifamily.There is a lot more information but hopefully this will help give you a path of direction to navigate in. 

Those will help you navigate how you want to invest moving forward.

While trying to navigate the eviction process is exacerbated by the COVID-19 issues, I feel like you have given this tenant more than enough leniency.

Assuming you are committed investing in real estate, here are two important questions you should get clear on before you navigate your entrance:1 - Do you want to be an active or passive investor? 

Hi I am considering building ADU in San Jose, been to Housing Trust workshop recently to get educated.I believe its viable and worth it but I am part of an HOA and CC&R does restrict usage.Any advice on how to navigate getting HOA approval?

I would suggest trying to go through the code yourself and look for it because it is a useful skill to know how to navigate governing code to figure out what each property you are looking for needs.

We find, analyze, help navigate the financing, take care of the repairs, then we found a tenant to rent the house for $1200 per month.

If you go down that path get close to a good attorney who can help you navigate all the requirements do run and operation like that above board.  

Often some brokers or agents who mainly do SFR or small balance commercial can get in over their heads thinking of doing a larger commission deal for themselves and do not have the specialized knowledge to navigate those waters and consult with their client appropriately about market expectations and hard numbers for what is realistic.Your current use for your land you need to do some research and see how much new construction and permits are coming for the immediate area.

@Isaac Harsh find a good real estate attorney and agent to help navigate you through the process.