Even the federal government agrees - lookup SBA 7a and 504 programs and you’ll find your answers

I don't know much about Section 8 except that the government assists with the rental, so what are some things I should be looking out for? 

During times like now, you may need more; however, the government looks like it might step in this time. 

Given the many trillions of dollars of government money used to bailout everyone, where there apparently is little oversight, UBI would seem to be more efficient and direct.

For parts of Illinois that are not governed by any specific municipal code, it appears that a common meter is not necessary as long as the tenant knows what common area electric usage they will be liable for PRIOR to entering into an agreement with the landlord.

Lincoln Federal Savings Bank is also really good at secondary loans.

I just came across a guy asking me to Joint venture and deal with him on buying Real estate properties around The US for 6-10 cents on the dollar from 2000 government agencies but Its not thru auction.

well i've got a 80% unemployment rate among my renters and they are getting along just fine on government aid and sporadic under the table work.

Yeah, that's standard for a lot of foreclosures that are government owned.

Having the government take all risk of the table for the banks allows this to happen (because the banks have bought the government).