Most of my borrowers tell me that their biggest challenge is locating the deals that make sense on numbers/profits.

Real estate investmentIf you're serious about building wealth and securing your financial future through real estate investing, you know that financing can often be one of the biggest hurdles.

I'm weighing on buying a "A" property though. 1) I heard that section 8 in a way offers downside protection for land lords.  

>I'll read up on those legislation you posted but my biggest concern is if the current tenant can't be evicted and can legally live there for free since it's unpermitted.

I own 12-doors in Detroit and work with a ton of out-of-state (OOS) investors.The biggest key to being successful as an OOS investor is having a strong team to work with.

However, downsides include regulatory restrictions on bank lending, many institutions that restrict concentration and geographies, and other headaches and issues that arise when dealing with a slower-moving bank.DSCR loans are the option that has completely changed the BRRRR lending landscape in the last few years.

Leverage can be a great thing but its a calculated risk , and a lot of people put too much faith on the upside and little consideration  for the downside .

If you have a family member in another state, this could work.However, BRRRRs and rentals may be considered different, because where you invest when you hold onto a property is one of the biggest decision you can make.

Aiming to get a C property, in a B neighborhood, to attract the best of the worst in terms of clients to capture stability of section 8.The biggest thing I'm stuck on is knowing who to trust. 

If this is the only “downside”, I wouldn’t consider it a deal breaker.