If yes,keep it and let the tenant follow their pipe dreams of home ownership somewhere else.Don't make their problems yours.If she needs section 8 to pay her bills,she can't safely finance a stick of gum let alone your property and you'd be headed for a long an expensive foreclosure before long.Now if YOU need to sell because you can't afford to repair it or it will need major repairs like a new roof,appliances,etc. and you haven't been setting aside money every month to pay for them well then that's different.Put it on the Bigger Pockets marketplace and let one of us buy it from you and relieve you of the burden.Good luck.

For that matter, prime loans are not a safe haven either, but a discussion for another time. 

l know we all involved in real estate investing locally here in Toledo, Oh are tired of all the lead law talk, but I actually see opportunity in this new "lead safe" ordinance, and would like to know other investors on here take on the favorable and the unfavorable factors to consider with the new or ordinance?

Is this safe to pursue? 

As far as renting location goes, I'm just looking for a good price somewhere in a safe part of town.

It's a nice neighborhood on upper Western Ave. in the Buckingham/Crestwood area and it was a requirement that the neighborhood be safe enough for my theoretical children to live there.

It's safe to assume a property owned by an LLC is held by an investor (landlord) or rehabber or maybe a developer planning a bigger project.

You are too green to safely invest at the moment.

Hi Leo - you need to Click on the "Expand Costs" Section:Once  you do that, you'll have the ability to enter in a wide variety of repair costs:If you aren't seeing that, could you please report what device you are using, provide screenshots, etc, to [email protected] so that I can pass on to the development team?

From my experience I don't think you can ever go wrong running your numbers at 10% just to be safe.