Hello, I am looking at two currently Section 8 occupied rentals in the Eye Neighborhood in Detroit and Morningside. I’m an OOS investor and I’m sending my realtor over to inspect these properties to see if either one ...

I agree that the cost can be outrageous, and it may be worth it if they truly live up to their end of the deal with oversight, reviewing your deals, avoiding legal traps, yeah there’s a lot we don’t know starting out.

You have to give up control, pay high junk fees front loaded, potentially have money trapped for a long period of time, etc.  

I'm not interested in Section 8 rentals.  

But you are falling right into the 1 percent rule trap of cities.

Hi, I am canadian investor looking to start investing in section 8 specifically in Ohio.

Maybe it was the work of malevolent spirits, trapped between worlds.

It's really easy to fall to the trap of social media and Instagram gurus screenshot Ing their so-called returns on their stories and making posts about how much money they made, and wearing crazy Rolex watches and recording podcasts on yachts to believe that all that hype is true.

In section 3) (Passive, Non-Passive) is your understanding that all 3 exceptions must be met? 

If something obstructs the sewer line like tree roots, and grey water is trapped in the pipes and overflows the lowest point that could be covered.