Low life’s can be in any economic sector it seems.

Does anyone have a recommendation for private/government statistics which have rental vacancies rate broken down by county, town or even neighborhood?

I’m getting my license so that I can increase my income and knowledge to be able to do deals, but I want to stay heavily in the investment sector if possible, and was wondering if you guys even use home inspectors, and if not why?

That’s your number. https://www.grandrapidsmi.gov/Government/Departments/Office-of-the-City-Treasurer/Property-Tax-EstimatorInsurance: call an agent but typically $800-$1200 for SFH depending on price point. 

My other concern is that I don’t like tying up my money until almost age 60 & given the governments finances & what’s happening & about to happen to social security I don’t trust the Fed’s to even keep the Roth IRA benefits in tact to even the early adopters & others after it was promised too.

I called the city to explain (I also let my realtor know as a courtesy so she could let the buyers' realtor know).In extreme eyesore situations, government gets involved and code enforcement liens on the property can add up over time.

"Housing" sounds like a government assistance program or a shelter.

Here's one of the longer ones where some of our regular CPA posters answer this very question: THE Thread on the Final GOP Tax Bill - Q&AWith that being said, if you really want to pay extra taxes, I'm sure the government will be happy to accept it

., I'm in Illinois where there isn't a statute governing pet rents or pet deposits.

Conventional loans are government backed.