This is a government-backed loan product that will lend you money to purchase and rehab a property with a super low 3.5% down payment.

Very, often these services have been built up over hundreds of years.. schools, hospitals, art galleries, government agencies, restaurants, coffee shops.. in fact, if people decide to work from home more, these neighborhoods will still be desirable places to live.That's not to say a lot of people won't choose to move to the burbs and buy a house with a big home office etc instead of a 2-bed apartment in the City.

Does the government care why I refinanced?

I was under the impression that the loan would need to be fully amortized in 30 years or less.However I’ve seen some loan modifications that was 40 years and these were government back loans.

@Jill GriffithSince Texas does not have a state income tax, property taxes are used to finance schools, hospitals, county governments, water, and flood control.

Guaranteed portion of the rental payment coming directly from the government.

Recording your deed and mortgage are government fees, they are non negotiable.

The New Zealand government did a study and found that there is basically no harmful effects from any residue left behind after use:  https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/104287037/rental-meth-panic-over 

Take a look at West Knoxville and Farragut (however higher prices, better returns and great school system), Maryville and Oakridge (Oak Ridge is home to two large government plants that employ over 10,000 people (Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Y-12 National Security Complex) but be careful with with city taxes there.

I'm looking for help in where I could potentially buy one, how to arrange for transport, any permitting for transport or government auction maybe?