I maintain contacts with investors I have met as well as real estate agents my insurance agent and people I have met in the community including those at Catholic chariest and the local Veterans administration.

I gave up stress for Lent one year (no, I'm not Catholic!).

I recall now the tenant that accepted cash for keys was told by Catholic Charities that if she showed them proof of eviction, they would assist her.

I'm talking about the owners who use their ring doorbell cameras to spy on their guests, who have a list of property rules that sound like the rules the nuns would read to us first day of class in Catholic high school, and who complain about and try to charge guests for the most minor infractions instead of considering it a cost of doing business.

Catholic Charities pay the owner each month, but they don't have any kind of written agreement which is my main concern.

Keep in mind that in Maryland "Source of Income" is a protected class, so you can't advertise that you are choosing to "accept vouchers" - that is akin to saying you are choosing to "accept Catholics" or "accept white people".

Smile and Catholic Charities .

Our goal would be to find an aid program like Catholic Charities that can step in if the tenant is having an issue.

Most of my reasons for doing so are religious (my studies will be completed with devout Catholic universities and the degrees will be in Theology).

There are homeless veteran programs, shelters, catholic charities, etc.