Why invest in a house that’s not 2% rule if you can get a government bond or 10% and your loan is 15%.

Thanks to anyone in advance for any information they provide.I have found a good government website for searching the 'Property Tax' on a property but I got mislead when i opened a bill statement and saw that a State and County were included in the 'Property Tax'.

I've looked all over for information concerning the portion of the Covid Relief package that was passed in late December and cannot find anything other than it seems it will be administered through state and local governments.  

You'll also want to look into the legal hurdles - I actually thought all liquor stores in PA were government owned.I went the opposite route - I purchased the commercial plaza that my store is in after a few years in business.

Are there any requirements from a government loan on a property like this?

Are there any requirements from a government loan on a property like this?

The majority of government money will go to organizations that are already established.

@Bjorn Ahlblad, they must have updated the link.https://www.bloomberg.com/news...But I agree, that while I feel for tenants having to live in slum like conditions, why isn't the government stepping in to say "We won't raise your property value every few years" or "we will limit how much the plumber can charge to repair the leaky sinks"...  

If the Condo has in the CCR's that it must be owner occupied this is for several reasons: 1. less wear and tear with owner who cares 2. complex needs 51% owners to allow for better government financing for new buyers thus increasing value of total 3. owners in the complex don't want a unit next to them with nine college students and a bunch of subletters who take all the parking spaces and fill up the trash... 

You can Consider a 1031 if you have your next market/acquisition planned so you don’t give the government a big chunk of your profit.