I think they are rent capped by the government (I wonder when that runs out), so raising the rents is probably not an option, and having experience in this niche with all of it's "Red Tape" and paperwork would be helpful.

Someone who works out of state with fire and government jobs but maintains permanent residency in home state with intent to return on taxes, license, etc.

After being in business for over 10 years and having rental properties, I'm always dealing with these kinds of situations (contractors, employees, customers, government, etc).

Some people have had success purchasing a house as a residence utilizing one of the Government sponsored or Fannie Mae sponsored low down payment program and lived in the house for the prescribed minimum amount of time at which point they moved out and kept it as a rental.  

I'm a bit hesitant because sports have destroyed my body haha.

😬😬😬So anyway, he told me that he recently brokered a loan with no income verification (This was not a VA loan, backed by the government).

I’ve already done a few projects and I would love to shift my focus to these types of government subsidized installations.The problem I’m seing is that since units run on electricity, the tennants will be responsible for their own heating costs.

Just like with electric cars, nobody wants to talk about the true costs, the poor people (aka: slaves) digging up the materials, the damage caused by the manufacturing process, that solar only survives because our government steals money from its citizens to prop up the entire industry, involvement of Communist China, etc.If you want to use this technology to feel better about your carbon footprint, go for it.

The purpose of the group is to connect with like-minded individuals who can help move each other forward faster.The same goal we start at "moving",  every body is stuck in the analysis-paralysis and they never start. 

This is a conundrum as more people are default this year than ever since 2009, but I think the reason is all the government assistance, and the extremely high demand for sub-prime loans.