If we take the same 4% annual appreciation as a conservative estimate for a multifamily property, it might also reach a value of around $180,000 today, but if it had significant value-add opportunities, it could be worth significantly more.

Connecting with local investors and agents can also help you identify the best markets that fit your goals.Good luck!

Also, attending local meetups and conferences can help you connect with the right people.If you need help finding the best tools or want recommendations based on your goals, DM me and I’ll point you in the right direction!

Wait for insurance to pay and work with your tenant however you choose to or local law dictates.

They're also often not familiar with the local area (people tend to find listings for large buildings first and if they're new to the area they're usually more comfortable with large buildings).

BiggerPockets does have a marketplace where you can list properties, and you may also want to connect with local real estate investors who specialize in house hacks.

I’d either reach out to the builders (if you’re working with a realtor have them do it or they won’t get paid.)

I might reach out to some of you for help. 

I think the locality of every section 8 office matters. 

That is why a lot builders buy a few of their own homes and pay "all cash" after they are built to establish sold comps and set the market.If you have any questions feel free to reach out it can be tough trying to figure out the first few steps and what is required.