If you do it through this group you can always ask the authors or presenters questions on what you don’t understand.

Save up, pay cash, get reliable but a good value...the best rule of thumb to live buy is put as little of your money into things that go down in value as you can...which is basically everything EXCEPT Real Estate....and maybe stocks...but basically you are only authorized to buy real estate from now on haha..I am half kidding...half.Pay off the debt, cut the expenses, save money like a crazy person and keep doing what you are doing...Live in flips are one of my favorites....even better, live in flip plus AirBNB for part of the year in a hot market airbnb market

No notice of termination of tenancy served upon a tenant by a public housing authority organized under the Housing Authorities Law (§ 36-1 et seq.) of Title 36 shall be effective unless it contains on its first page, in type no smaller or less legible than that otherwise used in the body of the notice, the name, address and telephone number of the legal services program, if any, serving the jurisdiction wherein the premises are located.F.

@Marisa Rowe an agent shouldn't disclose unless the Seller authorizes it.

I’m wondering how it worked with dealing with the Housing authority.

A housing voucher can only be used to submit a request to live in a property that is located within the geographic authority of the housing office who issued the voucher.  

They are not becoming the authority in their market.. they are just another face among the thousands of other realtors/investors.The absolutely best advice is to start building your network (other agents, title companies, management companies, investors, mortgage brokers etc...).

I am not an expert by any means,  but I do have rentals in south seattle and burien; near renton and I have looked into this a couple times when I had sec8 recipients inquiring about vacancies.The way that the housing authorities require you to verify income is that you can only verify income against the tenant's portion of the overall housing payment.  

@Owen DashnerChris Voss author of Never Split the Difference is a better negotiation teacher than Grant Cardone.

It is a daily challenge to navigate the local, county, state and federal governments; local Code Enforcement, Housing Authorities, Department of Real Estate, Franchise Tax Board, Secretary of State, IRS, Dept. of Fair Housing & Employment, HUD...to name a few.