The attorneys would be in the best position to help you on evaluating the merit of getting back rent on a section 8 property. 

I completely understand where you’re coming from, and I appreciate the opportunity to address these points.Be CautiousIt's wise to take a step back and evaluate any program carefully before making a financial commitment.

Apply BRRRR strategy to single-family homes in parts of the city that are in the paths of progress, while renting out to tenants whose rents are subsidized by the government (Section 8).  

Some criteria to consider when evaluating a market are:- school districts-crime rate- job/population growth  If the crime is low, schools are reputable, and job/population growth are steady/high, chances are you are looking in the right markets. 

I'm looking at a plot but looking for some guidance on what to look for while evaluating the deal.

However there seems to be too many people that have jumped on the HUD bandwagon because of how easy it is to submit offers and track progress without the help of a real estate agent, and because they hear that HUD homes are the best deals around. 

But you would want to evaluate the guest avatar your property draws, to decide if a guest would even be someone that uses gym equipment/membership.

@David Zimcosky whenever I'm looking into a new market, I establish a relationship with a local realtor first to get to know the market and the path of progress.

I'll keep you all posted on my progress and feedback.

The third question is what methods of wholesaling should I consider (assuming the answer to the first two questions are yes), how to I obtain knowledge of the methods, how do I evaluate likely success.