If you do choose to take it there are some strings/red tape atached to receive it, welcome to US government programs. 

I've recently been looking into the various solar electricity options available to investors in Rhode Island, especially Providence.The first opportunity is installing solar panels using subsidized government incentives.

Hey James, by helicopter money I mean the way the government (in a bi-partisan effort, spanning multiple presidencies across the isle) have been mailing out checks indiscriminately to pump up the economy. 

Due to much more government scrutiny there are additional regulations that are coming out later this year that will make SMS & RVM marketing increasingly difficult and much more risky.Check this out: The Advent of 10DLC & What it Means For Real Estate InvestorsAlso, have you noticed that caller ID on your cell phone is now showing names of people not saved in your phone?

Over priced (thus no short term cash flow)Social decay (IMO - thus poor future prospects)Adversarial government (laws are all in tenants favor.

(which is why it says no government loans in the listing description).

As a condition of bringing Fannie Mae back to its pre-2008 operational status, the US government is requiring Fannie Mae to reduce the percentage of single family loans secured by investment and second home properties to 7%.

How easily accessible they are is actually going to be governed state by state. 

The article made the observation that everyone has an interest in keeping it going - homeowners, investors, government/regulators. 

The thing I do not like about it is the government being able to control what I purchase and how I use my money.