Ask to speak with some of their current owners and current/former tenants.

I don't think it can be overstated that you need to speak with rental owners in the specific Housing Authority the properties are in to see how the housing authority operates. 

When I came back from BPCon 2024 I was feeling a little generous. 

I can now close loans at a lower rate with my commercial banker than a residential owner occupied. 

We purchased the house about 3 months ago and are owner financing it.

And it's not uncommon that investors get a little nervous about the time frames when doing a 1031 exchange.

He didn't apply, but you know she's a good mom and would only date a guy that's good for her kid and supportive of her goals, so you ignore the little nagging voice in the back of your head.

The tenant knows some property line issues, the seller did know a little bit about it, but not enough.

Every little thing in the project should be in writing, even down to the door stops :-) See my tile spec sheet below ...Two problems with your post though - 1) In my experience, most problems come from the customer changing their minds constantly.

Usually the numbers don't work to build in these neighborhoods, unless government tax credits, etc.CCLBA has really cheap parcels for sale for owner occupants.