This way, they can diversify their investments and spread out the risk a bit.If they’re ready to jump in now, they might find some solid deals before the new year. 

My son is getting ready to buy a new house and this was suggested by an agent.

I work with several family offices that could potentially finance a project like this with 10% down the main problem in getting financed is getting your project permit ready which can sometimes take over a year or longer.

Quote from @Nir Berko: Hey everyone,Just got my hands on a place I'm planning to fix up and rent out to a Section 8 tenant.I'm new to making a place Section 8 ready and could use some pointers.

I thought they were legit from the cute YouTube videos - 1 property I had to find a contractor and pay an additional 16k to get it rent ready - took me 6 months.

Middle of city, shovel ready with electric/water/sewer/roads/entrances, etc. 

I have contractors there ready to go but there is nothing that gets me excited. 

They give out max terms like candy there.So, I'd say if you are ready to make the leap into RE, i.e. your credit is good and you have capital, then you should. 

The heirs can go to the lawyer to schedule to bring the estate out of probate, than will be ready to be sold.

I was getting ready to offer it to someone else when she finally responded with something like "oh yea, I still want it!