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Robert Hou
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Section 8 in SF Bay Area

Robert Hou
  • Investor
  • SF Bay Area
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Hey everyone, long time lurker here and my family and I have identified a property in the Bay Area that we would be interested in purchasing as an investment property. The seller mentioned that we should consider look into renting to Section 8 tenants as they had some years before, and after doing some research and listening to Joe Asamoah's interview (BPP 356), I've decided that it could be a viable option. Does anybody have any experience working with Section 8 in the SF Bay Area, more specifically the city of SF? If so, I would love to connect. There is also an unused room that I think could be converted into a bedroom, which would jump the FMR (Fair Market Rate determined by the housing authority) by a considerable amount, so we would actually be looking at somewhat of a quick BRRRR project. If anyone has any experience on this, I would also love to hear about your experiences.

Thanks in advance!

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