To me this sounds more like some of the other government assistance programs more than section 8.

Maybe part of my wanting to move markets is due to what is happening in Seattle with the government imposing ridiculous rental regulations (ie. $14/night AirBnB tax, and letting renters pay their deposit over the first 6 months of the lease, among other ridiculous laws), as well as increasing my property taxes 25% this year to pay for their wasteful spending, versus a more conservative government in Phoenix garnering less property tax and more relaxed rental rules.  

I have been using http://www.pwcgov.org/government/dept/dot/Pages/Re... as my research platform. - David

She said she already got permission on her hands from government. 

I believe that flood risk is a bit overrated as most homes in Houston if flooded would trigger government support for affected home owners.

There is similar government data around population growth, job, etc as well.A few other items to consider:1) As some else referenced in all deals you have to understand your exit but especially in rural markets.    

I imagine the government would have to do a survey and see how close you are to other airports (if making your own).

Here are the statues that govern HOAs in Nevada: https://www.leg.state.nv.us/NRS/NRS-116.html 

The sole exception may be if you're renting to a tenant who is just so old (or otherwise culturally disconnected) that they don't use digital platforms, and getting them to do so would be more work than the benefit would be worth.In my observation, hardly anybody under 30 uses checks anymore except where the government (or their old-fashioned landlord) requires them to.

Typically, even if the USA is a named defendant in a foreclosure action, the government has either a 120 day or 1 year right of redemption.3.