Hey Kyle - wanted to get your thoughts or opinion about the State Rental Assistance Program (where states kicks in 80% of rent and landlord forgives 20%)Do you think landlords should take this deal?

We're just now beginning to see many of these programs creep back into the market although at much more conservative terms than prior."

So if you think you can rent for $3K, your net over time will be more like $2250.I would take advantage of the great relo program & sell the house, then invest some of the proceeds in a more typical SFR play - $200-$275K homes in Austin. 

If you are large enough to qualify for these programs, they are unequivocally better than Renters policies for an asset owner.

I know others who are driving data gobbling programs that are working well too, but wildly complicated and as I started on an Atari and the Oregon Trail, not for me. 

As an auctioneer with family businesses and at 78 years old, I continue to use a program I and teach; POWER PROSPECTING and Control and Roll to hunt down buildings, houses, commercial buildings, lots and land that have a potential for cash flow or equity.

I ask because I have relatives who own in the metro Vancouver area and at least according to this article, turn-key opportunities may come up as government programs put in place due to Covid, wind down over the summer.

Web material, books, etc, if you can answer anything then that is an even bigger bonus as time is money but happy and even eager to put in the hard yards just really looking for some direction to avoid wasted efforts.Thanks for reading if you made it this far and really appreciate any advice :)

Hello all -Hope everyone is staying safe and working hard.Pre-COVID, there were several lenders that had programs geared towards investors like myself but they seem to have either suspended their programs, or reduced the amounts they are willing to lend (as well as charging hefty origination fees).Does anyone have recommendations of companies who are still lending with terms similar to pre-corona? 

The only thing that you could do (and it would be a violation of the rules of the program) is to rent her the entire 3 bedrooms for the price of the 1 bedroom voucher's maximum, and then with her agreement rent the other 2 bedrooms under the table to the other tenants.