Section 8 is a government program that allows you to rent properties to lower-income residents in the Section 8 program. 

No...different house....the more expensive one is different quality...all brick, different finishes, different appliances, different lot size, 30 year shingle vs 20 year shingle and so many other details.Dallas vs Collin County....two very very different places......take places like Frisco for example where most homes have been built in the last 20 years vs Dallas where very few homes have been built in the last 20 years. 

What's your monthly expenses and resulting cash flow? 

In a softer rental market like we seem to be in now, it becomes much more important to focus on the boring fundamentals like controlling expenses.

For a triplex built in the early 1900's (I'm assuming if it's in the city) in a lower income neighborhood, you should likely be at least $250 for both maintenance and capex per month.

The issues are the nontransparency and expense of doing that. 

Some cities, recognizing this, have successfully implemented major events, such as the Formula 1 race in Miami, to boost tourism.June - Transitioning to mid-season, June surpasses May as the summer season begins, leading to higher occupancy rates, even though ANR is lower compared to previous months.July - Categorized as mid-season, July stands out due to 4th of July celebrations, resulting in some of the highest nightly rates during the summer months.August - Although August is generally good (mid-season), a slowdown occurs as the end of the month marks the return to school for kids, signaling the end of the summer season and the beginning of the low season.September - Consistently the worst month, September signifies the low season with lower occupancy and nightly rates.

[ but this will be expensive] .

This lowers the overall cost of the project by lowering the tax owed dollar for dollar.What are the requirements to qualify for this credit?

If you made improvements you want to make sure that the no seasoning product will let you use the higher of the appraised value and purchase price, not the lower.