By creating an appealing listing, responding to inquiries efficiently, conducting effective showings, and choosing the right tenant, you’ll minimize vacancies and maximize your rental income.

@Hector MejiaNevada is a great state to invest in because it's landlord friendly, no state income tax, lots of job growth, and positive population growth. 

Ive got about 45 days of PTO/Sick/Vacation that is taken for the year so I work approximately 1650 hours a year at that job assuming a 40 hour work week.I am also a licensed Real Estate agent with 2 separate LLCs - General Brokerage and Property Management.Between the two LLCs, I've grossed pretty close to my W2 income.

Fixed Income Owner's with no out having to Sell right now to get out of the way of the train wreck...and on and on.

My question is, if I accept the payment (the assistance payment from the government to a low-income tenant), will my property be recorded by the government as "low-income" housing provider?

If they deem it unaffordable, they will try to negotiate it down and if you aren't satisfied then you can start the process over with another tenant. the 2k they are currently covered for rent can be an old number and one the past owner never bothered raising, but I would assume you would have to do your own application to be a landlord and I am sure the numbers used would be based on current FMR and the tenants current income level.. then again my knowledge is based on S8 St Petes Flordia, and you should call s8 housing authority to get clear and best answers

Figure out what you want to invest in (type of property, what class, college or non-college), what your minimum net income is per door then go from there.  

As long as you're generating any type of income (haying, grazing, or whatever) and holding the land over a year I don't see any developer issue for you. 

You will also want to make sure its n part time income since you need (2) full years of that to qualify.You can always refinance or purchase an investment home and do not have to have a job or employment, if you use a DSCR loan.

The lender might balk at the thought of a brand new LLC (with no assets or income) suddenly becoming its borrower.