Over and over, you can be constantly evicting and replacing appliances and doing major repairs.

In addition to my full-time role as an engineering manager, I’m building my real estate business as a side hustle with plans to grow it further.My current focus is on assisting first-time homebuyers and investors, but I’m always eager to explore new strategies and opportunities.

Feel free to reach out if I can be of any assistance, best of luck! 

Are there better returns to be had renting to EDEN housing assistance renters, or should I stick to cash-paying tenants?

Quote from @Joe Mills: You are exempt if you meet one of the following requirements:Owner-occupied buildings Properties with four units or fewer that are owned and lived in by the ownerSingle-family homes Homes that are sold or rented without a broker by the owner, as long as the owner doesn't own more than three at onceIf those don't apply, then you must abide by Fair Housing and you must make reasonable accommodations for people with assistance animals.

think about it:-when you buy a property, you'll have a down payment, closing costs, rent-ready costs, costs to get set up with a PM, a commission to place a tenant... maybe some light repairs after the tenant moves in...

you mention ARV - what is the cost to repair the property to get it to that ARV?

Additionally, Lenders can assist with a rapid rescore, working with credit agencies to guide you on which cards to pay down to boost your score.

I was wondering what's everyone's process when maintenance or repairs needs to be performed in the rental property.

By the way, the tenant should be charged for this as part of "cleaning and repairs."