Government bond interest rates are the zero risk, zero hassle, liquid alternative.

We are receiving absolutely no government help and we are having a hard time paying rent each month or to even keep food in the fridge.

But if they did, it should be a pretty easy arbitration to "win".Details at https://www.nar.realtor/about-nar/governing-documents/code-of-ethics/ethics-complaints-arbitration-requests-and-related-information

(I will note that it is easier to qualify but with all the dumb government requirements, the paperwork is what gets cumbersome.)The more cashflowing properties you have, the LESS risk you have. 

A lot of my clients applied for and received Obamacare subsidies, only to learn at tax time that they did not qualify and now have to repay thousands of dollars for what they thought was a cheap government insurance.A popular alternative to traditional health insurance is a ministry-sponsored health-cost sharing plans.

Gosh, I feel the yoke of government oppression weighing heavily on me, don't you?

I would say that from my perspective as not only an investor that owns properties but an owner of a property management company. the one thing that you need to realize is landlords are the highest sued in real estate as  a matter of fact 1 out of 3 landlords are in some form of lawsuit or litigation every year for violating laws such as (IRS, Discrimination, Fair Housing, Fair credit reporting act, property code ) all governing bodies that protect and regulate rights for both tenants and owners.As owner of a rental property you are running a business, and need to have policies, procedures and structure.

If you want to take issue with a landlord not following an ACTUAL law that governs landlords/tenants, then seems appropriate to bring it up on the page. 

Do you really think any landlord would ever participate in a government program if they have to forgot 80% of their potential income to participate?

I bought a house in Rochelle Virginia. it's tax assessed value is 145, I bought it for a 120. there's no up-to-date comps but the neighborhood is nice and other properties are worth between 190 and 210. I bought the h...