Most non payment cases are welfare tenants therefor the government is forcing private landlords, through denying evictions, to house them so the government does not have to provide subsidized housing for them.If landlords had eviction records and understood the system we face the over whelming majority of welfare recipients would never get private housing in Ontario.

Raising the rent above welfare level will probably do the trick then just set screening standards to disqualify welfare recipients.

Unfortunately, designated recipients of the funds have not received payment.

If anyone had any doubts the $33,000,000 he recently gave for scholarships for DADA recipients should have made that clear.Texas is absolutely the front runner without the "culture" issue.  

HUD housing assistance" (section 8), you apply to have your house available to section 8 recipients.....safety/code/habitability inspections, etc.

From the recipient perspective - It means people cold calling and bugging me daily wanting to buy my property for 50 cents on the dollar.   

Not sure how many Section 8 recipients are looking for a 3 bed in town though, but who knows.

Also, you likely talk to some of your mail recipients = you can get a lot of information on the situation as well (why the property is vacant, etc.).You should learn everything you can about real estate and go to Meetups as well to network and learn.

At $100 or $200 you can pick up courses that cost the recipients at the time thousands of dollars.

Even S8 recipients can have descent money management skills.