In an effort to increase my income after realizing I wasn't going to be making decent wages for financial independence at my low paying hourly government job, I made a vision board / specific life plan with my fiancee and then an opportunity came and I left WA and am now in Denver on a 1099 as a solar panel sales rep.

A lot of ppl in Austin have high paying tech jobs that haven't been as affected as many other sectors & markets.

Regarding the insurance: look at your governing documents.

You may want to check with the local government entity in charge of titling mobile homes in your area.

Everything I read and I could be mistaken, but the cost for a reasonable modification would go on the tenant, Since I’m not government funded building.  

With the burden of paying for the public health crisis falling on local government instead of federal I don't see their budgets allowing a big increase in vouchers.

And this is due to the circumstances of this part of Idaho, going sine the Great Depression of the 1930's, of most employment here is based in agriculture, which tends to be a sector of the economy which usually operating in break-even conditions, financially.

The current environment exists because of the government stimulus that's been pouring in.

you are thinking of the new ACT 60. its not as easy as it sounds, but it can be done. check out all the rules and up front costs associated with it.after a bit of research we determined rental income does not qualify under the ACTs, so we decided not to participate and just pay the income tax. capital gains is different, after the 15k up front cost, you need to determine how much you need to make to offset the initial 15k to the government. 

https://louisvilleky.gov/government/develop-louisville/eviction-prevention <--More info!