For some reason, NYC landlords don't seem to look at these programs any more favorably than they did a year ago and I'm curious to know if thats the general consensus around the country.My question to the community is: does this current economic climate make Section 8 and other city/state/federal program recipients MORE attractive as prospective tenants?

Business classes, leadership, economics... all apply.

Emerson Zollos, the fundamental thing to understand here is that all of us are looking at the same economic scenario and making our best guesses. 

Of course it is not guaranteed they will invest so best to tee up the economics and relationships with them or another sponsor well in advance. 

I found this interesting video NYU REPORT SIMILARITIES 1929/2020After listening to the video, I have some initial takeouts like:>Macroeconomics shows similar data to economic data from 1929 to 2020.

It's about as raw and fair as the economics of fair wages gets. 

The economic delta is big enough to overcome the long distance burden.

I decided I wanted to do some training I have always wanted so we decided to just be economical and live off the cash flow we had coming in. 

We sold our Hillsborough River property for a profit, ten years after the 2008 Economic Collapse and consider ourselves lucky.

What's their occupancy been like (economical occupancy)?