I think HUD still has a “first look” or right-of-first-refusal program for some local governments, and nonprofit organizations to purchase foreclosed homes. 

I spoke with a guy that does really well in real estate.He told me that printed bandit signs are not very effective, that he hand writes everyone.He told me that hand written signs are 10 times more effective, so that it what I am now doing.And I just let karma handle the rest...

State and local governments have been significantly increasing taxes on rental income over the last decade by adding or increasing sales tax on rental income, Forcing all real estate owners to get liscenses to be able to rent properties, increased government inspections of properties prior to new tenants moving in, increased property taxes, etc.

My girlfriend and I have stable jobs with the government and we max out our retirement accounts (TSP, Roth IRA, HSA), and we’re now looking for ways to deploy our extra, after-tax savings.

On another note, hard to get excited about government subsidy programs....which is what this is. 

I’m printing off return address labels and am wondering if I can put my title “First Lieutenant (name)” or not.

Unfortunately, 85% of the surrounding land is owned by the government.

With my prior experience in both traditional commercial lending, government programs, and tax incentive programs (TIF financing, LIHTC financing, and NMTC financing) I hope to be able to add value to other members while also structuring several deals and manage assets.  

They digitally sign with the access to their personal e-mail.When fully executed the document can be printed and brought to title company/lawyer as you would otherwise process.

Personally, I have 17 single family  homes, government subsidized units that out perform anything I've ever seen.