You will not get as great of terms because these are not government backed loans (Fannie/Freddie) but as long as the numbers work people will lend on it.Hope this helps and good luck. 

Consider this; in less than eleven days, President Biden issued over 50 Executive Orders, including; rejoining the World Health Organization, rejoining the Paris Accords (on climate control), ordering the Federal government on a “war-time” commitment to expand vaccinations, restoring collective bargaining rights, promoting $15 per hour for all federal employees, ordering all infrastructure contracts go to American companies, lifting the ban on transgenders in the military, dissolving the Muslim ban on travelers to the United States, classifying Vladimar Putin’s Russia as a “hostile foreign power,” extending the U.S.

But is time a motivating factor as well for the federal government or just having a good, clean, simple, transaction?

The government wants their cut unfortunately.

Hi @Aryel Collins, If you're looking to get lending from a conventional lender, they're all going to be looking at the same numbers because those are government back loans and they have the same criteria.

obvious to me the government is trying to use this as a way to kill off the private wealth building investor

At a min you need an agent in the state.I guess you could hide, but stuff like land trusts would be a lot more effective.Besides, you can always have XYZ buy it for ABC with a side/unrecorded agreement that it is ABC's property.Typical government - using a shotgun to kill COVID germs.

By doing this, they may be eligible for government assistance; such as medicaid.Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. 

In the social sector, you cannot decide on the amount you can charge tenants, it's set by the government.

Regarding other areas of the metro area, here's a post from a month or two back that I'll borrow from with links to the local areas' government rules/regulations that will hopefully be updated with the latest information.