So... the government of Ontario has just put a moratorium on rent increases for 2021 (overturning the paltry 1.5% increase previously set).

I gained $30k in equity by purchasing the house, and i am making a nice return until I sell it backed by the government.

Spoke with my attorney and he says government orders (MN) won’t allow me to evict her.

Outside of the boots on the ground team that include a property management branch/ in-house PM operation obviously another secret ingredient in being able to provide to one’s out of state investors is the art of being able to max out the section 8 rent and have the government pay 100% of it!

Maybe they will accept the offer and cancel the sale or maybe they want to get the property back to take advantage of their private mortgage insurance, government bailouts, and whatever other help they get for over lending.

I don't know who governs these properties.

Raising capital publicly and privately is governed by rules.

Donating a non-running car is different because it can always be sold as scrap metal for $300-$500.easiest option is sell dirt cheap to someone who plans to fix it themselves and live in it, they will get the most lax treatment from the local government re fixing the fire damage. --24.18.152.244 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Free house (by Susan [OH]) Posted on: Jun 18, 2012 8:25 AM Message: Sometimes, fire depts. like to have them for "controlled" burns~I've seen once a house that was given away, just for the hauling~--174.100.12.210 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Free house (by Kevin [MO]) Posted on: Jun 18, 2012 10:22 AM Message: I'd say another investor is probably an easier route as charities are probably not set up for such transactions.

Let get the government talking about fixing it, here's the link to the petition.https://www.change.org/petitions/united-states-congress-amend-the-constitution-to-guarantee-the-people-s-constitutional-rights

It is a falsehood to assume that all secondary market investors consist of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Ginnie Mae or other government entities.