If you're in Charleston County, you could Airbnb it, but you'll likely have a lot of regulation to navigate.

I do not invest in townhomes or condos as the HOA dues cut into your cash flow, you have to deal with the rules and regulations, get permission from the arch committee to do anything, and in down markets, they lose the most the quickest.

Good evening,Is using a 457B Government retirement plan (I will not have a 10% penalty) a good idea to use for the down payment for multiple investment rental properties?

I am looking at a commercial/industrial building that would be a good reuse project for retail/apartment multiuse in an area that the local government would like to be cleaned up a bit. 

There are a lot of regulations (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act anyone) and court rules that you would be expected to follow as a pro se (why spend your time trying to figure out how to attach someones wages when an attorney already knows how).

Our State Department of Environmental Services regulated all the waste requirements for camping which this type of facility fell under which if you need septic I would check under if you haven’t hired a local surveyor/contractor/advisor yet.

You cannot receive government funds to rent to a family member.  

So my question is has foreclosures in Texas resume for government backed loans?

If they did the Government debt would be more unsustainable than it is now.

I don't rent to anyone that can't pass my screening and my screening requires a Tax ID and a government-issued ID card.