Would the government pay 100% of the rent due to the tenant being on disibility and eliminate the need to collect any portions of rent that a tenant on non-disibility would have to pay.

Depreciation recapture is taxed at a maximum 25% at the federal level.

Again because of the same reason.The real problem is that more (social/medium priced) housing is needed which the local government hasn't been investing in for the last 1/2 governing period.

My understanding is that the government passed some reforms making the market more insurance friendly at the end of 2022 which overtime is suppose to support the market. 

If your still residing in the property then government and conventional financing would be available. 

While fascist and communist on face of it appear to be opposites, both share fundamentally same totalitarian approach to governing the citizenry.

I have VA disability/Federal Deferred retirement/self employed1099 income, but isn't enough to qualify for a new loan on it's own.

Hope this adds some value to the BP community. If you're not yet aware of this niche strategy whereby you can leverage your real estate assets (single family, multifamily, hotels, etc.) to generate significant long te...

Florida does not have a state income tax, therefore, you would only be required to file a federal tax return.Best of luck.

A lease is the way YOU want to conduct your rental so choosing one randomly/ already done may not be correct for you.Resident screening is very important but there are state laws and even federal laws (disparate impact as an example) that you want to be careful about.Having a few key maintenance people is very important as well because that is an area of great concern to the resident.I could go on but feel free to ask more questions.