Anyone here invest STL / section 8 that would like to share their experience positive or negative?

Purchase properties using a TrustI already have a Revocable Trust setup but it includes my full name in the title of the trust, so this would defeat the purpose of staying anonymous.I could create a new trust with a random name, but I heard the "Trustees" section of the trust also get published to public records. 

Residents must settle overdue rent before moving.The Section 8 housing voucher waiting list is closed, with a wait time of three to five years, but Dosker Manor residents are being moved to the top of the list.LMHA has 2,800 apartments citywide, with 1,500 past due on rent, but no evictions for non-payment in four years.

I've just decided not to invest in that section of town.  

Rent your current house for 2 years and then look at selling it using a combination of 1031 exchange and the Section 121 exclusion to buy a new property that might cashflow better.

I've done two house-hacks and parking has been an issue in both despite both properties being on a corner lot. 

My mgt s-corp is also who HUD Section 8 or CAC or other entities pay and 1099. 

Interest Due on RedemptionInterest is due on the amount of the successful bid at the Tax Sale based on the month during the redemption period the property is redeemed according to the following schedule:Month of Redemption Period Property RedeemedInterest First three months3%Months four, five or six6%Months seven, eight or nine9%Months ten, eleven or twelve12%However, in every redemption, the amount of interest due must not exceed the amount of the bid submitted on behalf of the Forfeited Land Commission pursuant to Code Section 12-51-55.

Of course you can't just go to the bank on the corner and borrow 100% of what you need.

She’s using “potential profit” from deals that were actually dead but not moved to “dead” section yet.