I hit a similar snag a few years back when I was juggling multiple builds in Phoenix.

This is 100% dependent on the local housing authority and of course being in the Atlanta market the multiple authorities we deal with are filled with inept government workers and corruption.The question you should ask yourself is knowing what you know about the government; do you want to be in business and co-manage your property with them? 

;-)Yes, been doing all that research since this post, and am hearing from qualified investors with multiple MTR's that healthcare professionals are their chief tenant.

The main players in this space are Guidance Residential and UIF, but it turns out that they may just be purchasing a Freddie/Fannie loan on the back end to finance the deal and then structure it differently for the buyer - which isn't in accordance with their religious rules. 

They’re great and have about 50 employees... plenty of fire power to handle multiple jobs

Multiple issues emerged the entire renovation period. 

When investing in the Midwest, I really like Ohio because we have multiple markets that attract all types of investors, which in turn is causing our markets to boom.

I’m a Marine veteran who has spent most of my 15 year professional career post service in project management across multiple industries like aviation, hospitality, tech, and CNC machining.

I have 80k that i can invest into a property The House is valued at about 900k he refinanced multiple times and he owes about 600k Mortgage is fixed at 3.4% for 30 more years Per month its at 3500 Right now 2nd floor is a two bedroom 1st floor is also a 2 bedroom.

You may also want to set some keywords around "agent" and "lender" for that market to get to know who the players are in the space that are involved in the community.