Different localities have different rules on how many units a building needs to be governed by the ETPA. 

I remember him mentioning a $100M government distribution in Overland Park recently.

In several instances, the time and energy spent pursuing government programs can be more productively spent in the private sector where business moves faster with fewer encumbrances.

My husband does little to manage our units, but his government job and near 800 credit score looks great to underwriters.I work part time from home doing accounting and admin projects for the company I worked for full time prior to becoming a mom. 

@Paul Allen - only use annual credit report.com...it's government sponsored and you are allowed 1 credit report per year.

Working 12 to 16 of OT a week and the government taking a 3rd of my check.

I am happy to help you do the due diligence and prepare a feasibility study where; we would explore governing jurisdictions (cities/counties/tribal etc.), explore zoning and code restrictions, prepare a highest and best use report based on the surrounding area market and needs, and prepare a conceptual site plan and possible building analytics.

If you have a project in mind I would start by going to the municipality it’s in to get the costs necessary from the government standpoint.

How can you get a house owned by the government with a wholesale contract?

This due to the fact that banks foreclosed on homes, never taken title, owners are long gone, and local governments are forced to maintain them.I always thought as you do, tax records are somewhat accurate.