@Erin AumanYou've made a lot of self-fulfilling statements here:1.

There is clearly a class in those country who is working very hard to sell the doom, that wants the public as fearful and panicking as possible, because that way it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

I am living in it for one year to fulfill the primary residence requirement and then renting it out after.

@Jeffrey Stein if you find something on the MLS that fulfills the 1% rule and has upside in the Triangle Area, please let me know where that is.

It’s very scary to invest in Real Estate and you can lose a lot of money.It’s even more scary and risky to become a full timeEntrepreneur with no salary.If you get no fulfillment from working for a living, learning, and being paid, you are not ready for Investing.Get your mind right and you can consider investing or working for yourself.

Never count on Cameron dunlap’s words……I had made several effort to get in touch with cameron himself directly but someone in his team would always respond with the same line confirming that Cameron does not care about any customer once he’s intentions to con you have been fulfilled.

Has anyone fulfilled this request? 

Try killing her with kindness, that usually works.Now, if the government comes back at the end of all this and says renters that didn't make any or all of their rent payments do not need to fulfill that financial obligation then we have a real issue.

Doesn’t seem fair to the applicant to go through the process and then get denied because the city decided it wouldn’t fulfill the full voucher.

Maybe it's partnering with people to help them do what you already know how to do, which would be super fulfilling.