In some areas, the government is jumping up and down wanting to get into the housing business, and it will maybe before it even thought it would. 

Dealing with a government authority enhance or deter my ability to find and keep quality tenants?  

Hi all, I have a tenant that has sought out local government assistance to help him pay his rent.

Let's face it, the government will not force these tenants to pay landlords back rent when all this is over.

That governs their available housing reimbursement, assuming an AirBnB is allowed. 

but if you want to get rich i would recommend becoming a certified general appraiser if your willing to put in a 4 year hour by hour learning curve and a large volume global real estate builder for mixed use skyscraper if your willing to put in a 9 year hour by hour learning curve most likely you will end up working with government related stuff based on what you do in real estate

I currently work as a contractor for the government in DC.

@Prithvi SriCalifornia won’t get their money if the federal government doesn’t get their money.

The current tax credits for 2020 are 26% for federal (22% if installed in 2021) and 25% for SC meaning about half system cost paid for by government through dollar for dollar tax credits.

I found this PDF - Section 65852.2 of the Government Code Amendment and noticed this change:65852.2.