So obviously you know where my opinion lies on it, but it should really all come down to the numbers.

Did the chicken come first?

I won't lie and say that house has some sentimental value to me at some point (I raised two of my kids there for many years), but now it's just become a headache and a nightmare.

Now if I am able to reduce the expenses to say 50%, by replacing resident management and staff with external property management, the property will cash flow nicely.However here lies the rub: in order to maintain the Section 8 subsidies there is apparently a budget which gets submitted to the Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), which accounts for all these expenses in their calculation of the Section 8 subsidies.

Plus, where else can I get cheer wine & Carolina Reaper fried chicken?

I’m very excited about the possibilities that lie ahead.

My husband's parents had lied about their address, but they were in the same school district, just not the school boundary for the HS they wanted for their son.

I’m currently employed as a mergers and acquisitions intern at a management consulting firm focused on the architecture, engineering and construction industries and I support both buy and sell-side transactions, but my passion lies within the real estate industry. 

Any company that is telling you these freshly rehabbed houses with good tenants in place also has 25% of equity in it is lying.

I'all look at spec if I lying those details.Additionally, while I would love to invest in commercial multifamily properties, I imagined it would be more difficult to acquire financing, especially for me, since the initial investment would probably have to be about 25% as   down payment with less time to pay off.