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I'll try and sum this up as efficiently as possible. I am about to go under contract for a Section 8 house. I've run my calculations and it appears to be an excellent return.
What sort of extra due diligence (if any) should I do for section 8 specifically?
I have not yet visited the house. I will this weekend. The tenant is already in place (and has been for 7 years). I have not signed the contract, but as it stands I am only getting 7 days of due diligence. Is that enough for my section 8 research?
Any section 8-specific advice would be appreciated. I've got a good adviser helping me out, but I would appreciate other input on the HUD side.