Very sly, I hope the government doesn't try to close that loophole.

The government webpage for the locality where the property is located should give you some direction.

Most areas of the country now have local rules governing how many unmarried people can occupy a room.For example, some areas say you can't put more than two kids in a bedroom and they must be the same gender.So, if you have a two bedroom house or apartment for rent and someone comes to you with 4 kids, as long as they are all the same gender or split 50/50 you can't refuse to rent on that basis.

I've been reading the laws governing the tennant/LL relationship and it seems to me that the most sticky topic is surrounding security deposits.

You might investigate a small business loan, they have some government subsidies in many cases that can lower your interest rate.

And @Steve K pointed out that the government is now taxes the importation of building materials whereas a year ago they were allowing tax free as an initiative to bring wealthy investors back to the bahamas.

Like the BiggerPockets podcast, his shows are always on new topics and he has some amazing guest speakers (i.e. investors, economists, realtors/brokers, bankers/lenders, government officials, etc).

Government.

For the purposes of real property in case of a death - each and every mechanism mentioned would play a role for the government, taxes, the bank , the executor and the heirs - in the sad case where a property was in the foreclosure process.

He talks about Abandoned properties and obtaining money from the government such as FHA loans and grants.