That means anything you do today can haunt you into Nov 2025.Just do things in a legal fashion and avoid the rush of complaints coming down the road in the future. 

You also have 24M americans who can no longer afford a home.

Is it to see the American Windmill Museum?

Call me old fashioned but a good handshake and eye contact are everything.

For at least the last 150 years, regular Americans with regular incomes have been investing in rental properties on the kind of scale you're describing with a reasonable amount of success.

Way to do this is by having hundred years loan and their project is technically executed with Chinese own labour force as well.It's too early to say whether their model works better or not but I could say American influence is heavily decaying those days outside US and their allies because of this.The rest of the world (except europe) actually can live without US ; but they can't live without China at least for now.

If the government is going to say you can't file an eviction for unpaid rent if the tenant applied for rent relief, then they need to put a time limit on it and get the paperwork processed in a timely fashion (eg give them 30 days from when the paper work is file until they are given the money). 

The decline comes as this year’s relatively cool housing and rental markets makes investing in homes less attractive than it was during the pandemic-driven homebuying frenzy of 2021 and early 2022, when record numbers of AirBnB were purchased as hotel and lodging surrogates (Redfin defines an investor as any institution or business that purchases residential real estate).The drop in purchases has brought the total number of homes bought by investors below pre-pandemic levels, which is a major concern for a market where investors remained the last remaining support pillar now that most average Americans seeking to buy their first home are simply unable to afford it and are stuck renting indefinitely.Real estate investors bought roughly 50,000 U.S. homes in the second quarter, the fewest of any second quarter in seven years, with the exception of the start of the pandemic."

I'm Canadian, not American so I'm not sure that process is exactly the same, but that's how I would handle it.

I am sure your aware of Remington financial and Ingrid Robinson.. famous case there in Scottsdale. its was a American greed episode that to me is a must see for all beginners looking to borrow money from anyone than their bank or totally local trusted mortgage broker.