Anyone attending the government tax lien in Mayfield Ohio today?

These are government owned/run utility companies, not private companies.

The governments both local and on the state level make it very difficult for small business to keep any profit.

The following is why I am a little lost:If I were to have my mom sell me the property, she will have to report the income for tax filing, and she is currently unemployed, and getting government assistance (I don't want to mess anything up).

They are generally run by grey haired busy bodies and control freaks who have no understanding of their own rules or the law that governs them. 

There’s also entitlement risk – the chance that government agencies with jurisdiction over a project won’t issue the required approvals to allow the project to proceed; environmental risks that range from soil contamination to pollution; budget overruns and more, such as political and workforce risks.Location is another idiosyncratic risk factor.

You can read a lot but the nuts and bolts that will shape your working days come down to state and local statutes, how working with the local government (Housing Authority, building inspectors, etc) is done, and then all of the fun that comes with leasing and managing tenants.

It's a 0% down loan subsidized by the government.

@Patty PuckettI know IRA custodians received them but they don't file them with the government since investments in IRAs are considered passive investments.

So glad the government is using tax money to save homeowners from the scourge of a bad paint job.