They should be looking 100% at the moms well being and the money it’s gonna cost for healthcare.

If your income is low enough, you may even qualify for Medicaid, and your kids may qualify for CHIP.2) There are healthcare sharing ministries, such as Liberty Healthshare, that you may want to research if your earn significantly more than $100k. 

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The deposit you are looking for will be very unlikely...foremost, CMHA won't permit it...the tenants in the program do not have the cash reserves even if it were permissible, and the programs that aid with deposit assistance have too many constraints.I think working with voucher tenants is a misconception perpetuated by people that do not have voucher tenants...I've worked with the metro housing authorities in Franklin and Fairfield counties and rented to voucher tenants for a couple years now and never had an issue.

That gives you $333 a month to live on, pay for healthcare (maybe the union provides it), pay for her college, etc.  

None the less, it's still a great income producing property that served as the catalyst to leaving my full time job and aided in acquiring other assets.

You can bet they're getting free legal aid and have been advised to stay put until the sheriff's lockout.

Now the big but, laws for licensing were passed to protect the public and many times investors cross the line into licensed activity and as far as I'm concerned if you get nailed good.I was an investor for ten years before I got a license so my first love is investing and being a broker was intended to aid my investing.

I am an Anatomy Professor and a Health Care Administrator.

I'm also very interested in fix and flipping at some point.My hobbies include hanging out with my family, flying a Cessna 172, brewing beer and water sports on lakes including water skiiing, kayaking and swimming.My day job is as a Healthcare IT consultant.