For what it's worth, I wholeheartedly agree that the result would be "less money makes it to the landlords" and would reduce the effectiveness of the program.

I'm wondering if it is more affordable to tear down a dilapidated mountain home and recycle its foundation and utilities, rather than buy a plot of land and develop it.

However, to be effective, you will need to focus on volume.

I didn't notice anything pop up after a short search, but I'm sure there's something there if I dig for it more effectively. 

It's says the new laws were put into effect January 1st 2021.

During this time, there was a sign hung up on the property saying something to the effect of "This property managed by HoltonWise."

The plot is in a moderately desirable area and I'm almost certain we could get full occupancy quickly.  

@Jason Wray I don't know if the effect will be too large, as it's just a portion of the total and spread out over a 2/3 of a year. 

If you don't have mortgages on the properties, it can be cost effective to do a property package policy with a commercial insurance company for the rentals - this is where you can insure multiple properties on one policy. 

When investing, you typically want your money to be as effective as possible, but that's not to say there are non monetary things that add value to your investments.