Try HSBC, Figure, Quorum, Navy Federal and any small community bank and credit union near your property.

They work with a privately owned nonprofit that is doing a ton of work for homeless and veterans without the assistance of government subsidies or grants. 

A MUCH better alternative for government regulators is to go after the gurus providing false claims, teaching illegal strategies/methods, or making false promises rather than changing a free market to a highly regulated one.  

@Marcus Auerbach  wow what an egregious government over reach re Koble vs MarquartAny chance the legislature will address this?

Shows just how out of touch these government bureaucrats are.  

Currently from my research CBD is legal both Federal & State of CA.

That predictability is a plus for long-term cash flow planning.Infill Construction Opportunities: Submarkets like Northeast Columbia and Lexington are issuing more permits for small-scale residential construction — ideal for investors targeting build-to-rent strategies.Student + Government Rental Demand: With the University of South Carolina and a concentration of government jobs, Columbia offers a base of steady tenants in neighborhoods like Rosewood, Shandon, and Forest Acres.Landlord-Friendly Environment: Compared to more regulated cities, Columbia’s policies are still relatively favorable to landlords — especially those operating long-term rentals.💡 Investor Takeaway: Columbia may not be a “flashy” market, but it offers what savvy investors often value most: steady cash flow, growth potential in emerging pockets, and manageable entry costs.Anyone here currently investing in Columbia or considering it?

Its in Illinois, so if anybody knows of any state or federal credits that might work, please let me know.thanks

But then why tell me the government site will pay up to 1420 and the local HUD at up to 1700.

After researching the situation a bit, it appears that there some rather complicated government statues in place that make it difficult to go after unclaimed properties, particularly those with deceased owners and no next of kin to claim the properties.