I am wondering if anyone has recommendations for a good property manager with extensive experience with low income housing/section 8 tenants.

This is kind of my last extension of hope here... seeing if anyone can give me some insight!   

@Jane Guerreso the credit bureaus will typically not allow individual landlords to report payment data to them without going through an extensive membership process.  

So if you find an investor for the deal now and six months later something has changed, typically you could walk from the deal if you do not agree to an extension etc.Send me a PM as I may be interested in learning more About the deal as well

Also in this NYC market you have to look for properties that you can solve problems on if you're looking to get a discount, extensive renovations, problematic tenants, DOB violations, etc... and for those type of properties you will need cash or access to it.

Not Looking to get into something with that extensive of Damage/Needed Repairs, UNLESS I guess I got it for an Insane Deal.

Is there any extension that works well with Podio?

Using an IRA as a loan extension tool is prohibited, that's IRA basics so there is no workaround no matter how you structure it.

Zeman uses extensive direct mail and phone calls and personal visits as well as monthly ads in The Journal for acquisitions.

I need to do something to a property where a portion of a property was extensively redone by the previous owner with a VERY different taste then mine, and that fits his lifestyle at the time.