The government can't force you to live anywhere for any amount of time (unless you're in prison or the military, I guess).

Rex Richardson passed this rent regulation Rent ControlRex Richardson quoted as saying "The government should only regulate [rent] rates when it owns or subsidizes the property."

I have printed this post to put in my "credit book" for me to refer back to.

These rules are what societies/governments  use to make the rich richer and the poor poorer.  

The issue isn't doing the rebates.The issue is in order for the government to back a loan (say FHA/VA/USDA etc) they have lending "guidelines" which say you can only use so much of "Other Peoples Money".

There are many with backing of companies and even governments behind them.

(which makes sense, because that is how it must be done to increase the shingle survival rates).What I'm getting at, is your if you want to be "More Likely" to have "Less Trouble" collecting on a shingle warranty, your installers must follow the shingle manufactures directions to the letter.Shingle Advertising, "What the large print giveth, the small print taketh away".Good Luck!

Some pros and cons I have heard from investors that I have worked with in the Section 8 market space are below:Pros:  Guarantee Income on a monthly basis from the government.  

I don't jump in on everything just to see my words in print, like many so-called "experts."

Background: 22 Years Old, Single- No Kids$30K Annually - Government Employee (Love my Job) Debt = Car Loan totals $6,600K and 2 School Loans that also equal up to $6,000KI'm on track to pay off my car loan on May 17th and be debt free on September 20th as I have been successful in keeping my full time job's pay untouched since mid-January.