Many of the recipients are single mothers who actually want to find stable housing for themselves and their children so initially they are looking for the best house they can find and it is only when time is running out and their voucher is expiring (Yes that is a thing) that they begin lowering their standards and will settle for a cheaply put together home. 

My wife inherited a duplex from her mother that we have rented out since 2019 and we purchased our own home in 2020.

I recently saw someone turn around a three-family property there by targeting tenents like teachers and nurses.. stable professionals who value quality housing.

Purchase price: $8,000 Cash invested: $20,000 In 2013, I put my knowledge into action by purchasing a two-bedroom home for $8,000 as a home for my mother, though she wasn’t thrilled about it.

Purchase price: $8,000 Cash invested: $20,000 In 2013, I put my knowledge into action by purchasing a two-bedroom home for $8,000 as a home for my mother, though she wasn’t thrilled about it.

Funny story is my ex wife's mother went to grammar and high school with OJ.

My recommendation would be to look into hospitals nearby and try to market to them to be an option for traveling nurses also. 

One mother of a newborn was without heat on a house a charity rented for her.

Luckily my mother is a realtor and just a couple of weeks ago we came across a duplex that was off the market and was about to go into foreclosure.

Quote from @Jennifer Hurt: Just some insight Im a nurse and have a friend who rents houses for his home health care business.