Even if a tenant is short on cash for the month, there are lots of ways to avoid eviction: make a deal to leave with the landlord, borrow money from a friend or family member, apply for charitable assistance or government assistance, etc.And offer assistance the government certainly did, most notably with the $2 trillion CARES Act, the $3 trillion HEROES ACT including the extra $600 a week in unemployment benefits.

My question for the bigger pockets community is; does anyone know of any governement loans or grants that are available to landlords who are willing to rent to low income tenants?

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A government that will bend over backwards to help a tenant before lifting a finger to give you any justice.

I know here in Ohio we have a government loan that helps people that are under a certain pay scale buy a property.

The Detroit Land Trust is still selling low, but the rehab is extensive and the government speed is slow.

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Government is now taking over in Oregon!

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As far as the flood insurance rate goes, it will be the same with any insurance agent because it is a government program.