They are essentially risk free, as they are government bonds.

MFH carries all of the emotional issues and local governance that tends to favor tenants over landlords because you're dealing with "people's homes", not an investment property.

Most halfway houses and similar stay solvent through donations, government grants and insurance billing.

A unit of government?

Now if you read your mortgage small print you might have Assignment of rents clause  ( when i was lending I put that into all my security docs). 

Undocumented immigrants often won't have any government issued IDs so it is a defacto fail.

Timelines and capital required are obviously higher when pouring larger foundations for a tower and craning modulars together on the site, but if you had a blue print/drawings in hand their timelines are as follows:6 weeks in the factory 1 week deliver Laydown site Shuttle to actual location where crane is Crain in 4-5 days3 months of finishingHope this is helpful!

I needed to provide vendors an “RNC” number that they used to provide the government with the expense.

THAT is why the federal government gave out tax credits for people to develop solar systems--commercial and private. 

Also, you and tenant would not have to print, sign, and scan the document every time.