Non-profits are wobbly - even if government funded/subsidized.

My tenant worked for a company paid by Federal government.

Hi allI have been a plus member for about 3 years, this website is a great source of information , I hope this time , it will help me personally.This is my story:I am 56 years old, I have lived in NJ all my immigrant life, I will retire from my Government job on 06/01/19, Because We want a life change, We will move to Union Co N.C., We are planning to move by 07/01/2019.

One I didn’t see listed is the Federal Government. ...Meaning taxpayers, most especially those in taxpaying provinces.

Hey BP Family, I'm currently looking to get in the space of low-income/ section 8 investing. What are some metrics or tips for picking the right location for these investments. I'm currently looking at a redevelopment...

I'm currently a Software Engineer for the United States Government that specializes in Cyber Security.

Where conventional and government-back financing have remained difficult loans to qualify for, more and more borrowers are flocking to bridge lenders for loan approvals.

I also have a little money in some super safe, but really poorly performing stuff such as some government bonds and bank CDs.  

@Brie Schmidt & @Jay Hinrichs started a website turnkey-reviews.com that provides reviews for companies.I've suggested to them to help provide some market analysis tools for exactly this reason.There are a bunch of posts on BP about how to analyse markets including this oneThen you can go on forever with government statistics...Trulia has a great interactive demographic map at http://www.trulia.com/localOf course none of this has been compiled in any sort of side-by-side way to compare turnkey markets.I think it would be a useful exercise.

The numbers you tell the government when it comes tax time.