About time! This will create some more movement, has been holding up quite a bit of growth. Good to see the city make some practical decisions. 

@John McKeeI think it's a function of the market cycle.

I see credit cards and car loans as , but I do not see mortgages being paid down by the tenants as debt as bad debt.Because of the 4 reasons that are listed above I was very skeptical and even today I have not went through his whole program.

In the meantime use the search function on BP and type in lifestyles Unlimited  and I think there are some post from the past of similar questions. 

After Hurricane Sandy in NY the vast majority of the houses on the South Shore of Long Island were lifted through various government grant programs.

On the property side you need to find a nationwide program, plus the maintenance program.If you didn’t salt the sidewalk or didn’t let me rent because I’m Serbo Croatian.  

One thing I'd comment on about the DOGE cuts, there's a big difference in making cuts to the "management" of the program versus the actual subsidies received by the tenants.

Are these programs upwards of $25,000 worry it to FastTrack you on learning the business, get coaching and into a deal while providing access to a network worth it?

Hey @Matthew Giblin - I'd have to echo @Shamar Gregg, Chicago offers a great section 8 program through the Chicago Housing Authority (CHA). 

The terms you are looking to offer definitely appear reasonable and you should be able to get these offered out under a white label or table funding (maybe not all those terms at once, but likely covered through different options/programs, even with one lender)