However, if you are worried about being sued, you should use the best level of protection that you can afford.Your state laws: The laws governing asset protection vary from state to state.

If you make an additional $12000 through rental income the government is going to tax that income. 

The government isn't just going to give the landlord money without knowing where the tenant will be placed.

Like I said some liens are superior to foreclosure, like utility liens, some government liens, and in 22 states HOA liens as well.

Here's a quick link for your access to everything planned via local government: https://www.fayettevillenc.gov/city-services/development-ser...As I drive through Fayetteville daily, I continue to see more and more local infrastructure improvements.

Phase 1 - demo of a greenhouse sitting on part of the land - site utilities and 12-unit building turkey construction budget $2,043,100.00 -- $2,177,500.00The estimated rents would be approximately $1k per unit on average for mix 1 2 & 3 bedrooms- I feel like construction is so expensive and the market doesn’t support higher rents from what I’ve researchedShould I : 1) try to partner with the local government for affordable housing loans and grants?

Search their personal and company name for past or current lawsuits (public record in AZ and easily accessible through government website)3.

I'm not exactly excited for my funds to be tied up for a year while the house is being built but I could borrow against myself (TSP - government employee) or sell some stock/use some of my cash ~$130k.

Hard to describe but imagine a very busy piece of stationary with colorful shapes and starbursts that then had text printed over it.

I personally think the government is incentivized to lower rates in the future to keep their debt payments down.