To explain the logic, the government does not want to give a tax break to people who are silent investors.

No restrictions.Most of the restrictions come from the government via Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Ginnie Mae.

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Jobs market is stable largely due to the state government and military (JBLM). 3.

I've had dozens of Section 8 tenants and HUD always requires me to provide three comparable properties and the rent rates so they can verify I'm not taking advantage of the government.

As construction jobs dried during that time more folks became reliant on government assistance programs like Section 8.

But, generally speaking, it will depend on the tenants specific circumstances(will they need a government security clearance for future work, will they inherit a house from parents, will they apply for a home loan ever,etc) and how long you are willing to wait for reimbursement.

My insurance most likely wouldn’t cover this.Since the Property Manager is placing the tenant...they are the ones responsible for following all of the government regulated guidelines.

highlight_post=4202298&page=1#p4202298I'd assume that rents would rise, evictions would rise (because landlords would be punished by code complaints that are caused by tenants - which the vast majority of those in Memphis are), and there would be higher vacancy rates/times because of increased rent/deposits.We had a meeting with government officials last week and they couldn't tell us any of this info and pretty much just said that this was the new "best practice" and "other cities were doing it". 

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