@Keith Rivera as mentioned by other BPers, the section 8 program can be used in the fashion that your business plan determines.However, you still need to screen the section 8 tenants just as you would any non-section 8 tenant, to ensure that you have the best fit for your property.

The actual surface is very smooth.

Almost every podcast and book I've read clearly states in some form or fashion the importance of JUST DOING IT.

I am a firm believer in education, systems and good old fashion hard work.What systems are you using?

Sometimes asset types get 'in fashion.'  

The important part is to prevent warmer, moister air from traveling to cooler surfaces where it will condense.

It lives on surfaces outdoors, and gets picked up in the air and blown around.

The topic of disclosure requirements for agents engaged in wholesaling surfaces every now and again, but there definitely seems to be a lot of confusion on the subject.

That's the way I see it but I mean anything can happen.Not legal advice in any form or fashion, just my opinion.

The REI education school I'm connected with has a two-day on-line tax and legal class which only breaks the surface - the tax code is many thousands of pages!