there are some rules about buying government back owner occ type notes.

I'm sure you've read my posts against the idea of investing in cryptocurrency and thinking that when the time comes to crush Bitcoin, governments will play fair.

Yes, just a regular conventional government backed

So basically two connected duplexes as the government sees it.

Now that the lease has ended and the tenants have left behind substantial personal property, you're likely dealing with a situation considered “abandonment,” even though Ohio doesn’t have a detailed statute specifically governing abandoned property after a lease ends.While you are likely within your rights to remove the property, it's important to proceed carefully to avoid any potential liability.

Again very suitable for large amounts of money as these options are asset-backed rather than government-backed.Message me if you would like to learn more about either of the above. 

The government is corrupt and it’s not rare that investors loose everything.

So does that mean there is a lot of risk in that sector.....or does it mean it's a good buying opportunity.

Furthermore, the government and states tax you 20%, 30%, maybe 40% of your principal gain and keeps that (for the first year, or maybe 20% after that).

You cannot refuse a Section 8 request and they are NOT subject to background/credit/ or monthly payment rules since the government is paying the majority of the rent.Good Investing...