And you need to weigh those pros and cons to make sure Section 8 investing is the right decision for you personally.I'm currently starting an eviction on one of my S8 tenants because she's trashing the place.

The main lesson here was the value of speed and decisiveness in executing profitable flips in competitive markets.

Some properties will require different rehabbing than others, but we will stick as closely as possible to the system we have in place for ALL properties.TEAMS AND SYSTEMS In time, our team will grow to consist of the following: Agent/Broker CPA Lawyer Escrow Officer/Title Rep Insurance Agent Property Manager Handyman Private Lenders/Equity Partners ContractorsWe will follow the same rehab plan for all properties, as closely as we can, in order to streamline all decisions and maintain the desired budgets for each property.EXIT STRATEGIES AND BACKUP PLANS Our foremost exit strategy will be to sell the property once it has been rehabbed.

To make the best decision, consider risk tolerance, market timing, future investment plans, and exit strategy, and consult a financial advisor.Good luck!

I don't want to regret the decision 10 years from now, but either option is a good one. 

With financial advisors or planners, they have to be certified to help people invest and make investment decisions as far IRAs, Roth IRAs, brokerage accounts.

Insurance is the most important thing as he said.I wouldn't make any decisions on this until I got with a solid real estate INVESTOR CPA.

I'm surprised that someone who recognizes the illegal importation of often unvetted individuals would seek to find yet another way to fleece the taxpayers.To answer your question, though, it would appear that the money being made is passing through non-profit agencies who then make the decision where to house them. 

Hey @Tyler Capolungo,I fully support this decision!

Criminal past and eviction history are key, but number 1 for me is looking someone in they eye and making a decision with all of the reports on my tool belt!