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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Section 8 to Market Rate Conversion
Hello Everyone!
Looking for experts (or referrals to low income/section 8 experts) for a deal:
Have a 50-100 unit portfolio of properties under contract in Florida. Looking to convert 64 of the 68 units from Section 8 / Low Income to market rate short term and long term residential rentals.
Has anyone here done this before? The numbers on the deal look amazing (even with $4M worth of renovation - this is in a high growth/up and coming neighborhood) but I just want to make sure that I don't pick up the portfolio and then find out that I can't legally convert the units from Section until 2050!!!