Yes, the government pays the Section 8 rent timely, but more and more tenants are having to pay a portion of their rent.

. 📈❌ Now with the government shutdown, the scheduled jobs report that was supposed to come out 11/7, will now be postponed, causing further uncertainty with where things are at from an economic standpoint

Markets are moving fast as the U.S. government inches toward reopening after a historic 40-day shutdown.

It is government subsidized, which means it will be management and paperwork intensive - especially after this disaster.

Less than 2 years with a government landlord that says they are not renewing and you’re just pre-paying rent.  

Domi gives your home address a unique digital ID so all your physical mail, including bills, statements, government notices, and even junk mail, can be delivered digitally.

The biggest risks are the tenant not paying and then now with the government shutdown, the government potentially paying late.as someone else said, I'd recommend house hacking.

Then the housing market will crash,  all of the home owners will lose equity, the government will bail out the banks and that will be paid for by the American taxpayers

Thank you in advance everyone. https://quickfinancialsolutionsllc.com/ sorry but why would a hard money lender charge rates lower than the government charges.

Assuming the government reopens this week, we'll get October CPI and jobless claims data this Thursday, and PPI, retail sales, and business inventories Friday.