You’ll need to handle inspections, work with housing authorities, and make sure your tenant screening process is solid.

Best thing is to call the housing authority that manages the voucher program in your city/county.

@Michael Daniel Ultimately, it's all about confirming what the housing authority pays.

As the new property manager, you have the authority to enforce its terms.

You just need confirmation from your broker the amount you would receive from the commission (if they take a cut), if you're your own broker you can authorize that yourself. 

Costs vary but can range from $1,000 – $3,000 per unit.Water/Sewer: This is more complex and may require approval from your local water authority.

If things to sideways, the money raiser usually has no leverage or even any authority to fix the problem.

However, it seems that when I accept the invitation, I’ll be authorizing you to review my credit history amongst other things, and I’m not sure I want that yet, as we’re still unsure about renewing the lease.

The Division will contact you within 30 days to report on their review.The Division will let you know if they have the authority to investigate and if they need more information.Before filing a complaintYou can try communicating directly with the HOA board or manager.

Google your "county" housing authority.