@Roy MitleWith the government allowing a moratorium on rents to be paid, I don't see any relief in pricing anytime soon for rental properties, but 1 point add on for a rental is really standard and has been for quite some time.The answer to your question is if you legitimately move in to the property, you'll have to live there for 12 months according to your mortgage documents. 

She's looking for something like bonds, CDs, money markets, or similar which are either government backed/insured or backed up $1-1 with the company's money.

The land that the facility is sitting on was sold to a government agency and is leased back to him for 24 more years.

The government doesn't care if it is your first transaction.

Their mission is to assist small business with government contracts and business programs.

Charge him $60 and get a company run the background for you.I have a bad experience renting with my last tenant refusing to pay me rent (blaming the COVID) and she wanted to be living in my house free of rent because the government allowed to her... now I am out of business.

., all of the real estate that is owned by small landlords/moms and pops is safely in the hands of the government, the banks and the real estate sharks.

I told him what an eviction means and it would go on this credit score, but he does not care since he said he can apply for government housing.I have so far issued an N4 and would issue an L1 this week, but like the tenant saids, I will not be able to fully evict him until 6-7 months since the board is backed up.I see there is something called an N12 where if I move into the unit, I am able to evict the tenant within 60 days.

A number of newspapers have also come out against this proposition and are urging their readers to vote against it too:Santa Rosa Press Democrat joins growing number of papers opposed to Prop 21Even the Legislative Analyst’s Office, which is a nonpartisan government agency, projects this will be bad for the state:Legislative Analyst’s Office: Prop 21 would cost ‘tens of millions per year’Hopefully the voters are paying attention.Here’s a site with more info on what this new proposition would mean for those of us in this state for anyone interested:Vote NO on Prop 21

Most title insurers will not insure a tax deed sale simply because they do not trust the government to do the tax sale properly.