I believe it's important to understand there are certainly examples of investors who succeed with the use of the section 8 rental program but there is generally an underlying thesis that leads to the success, not the section 8 program or "guaranteed rent"  in itself.

I prefer my method because with the $800/month estimate you might buy a property believing its a great deal, BUT sell it after several years having made negative cash-flow.

When someone writes a contract and a section is ambiguous of unenforceable because that section is improper, I believe that section legally is supposed to be interpreted in favor of the party that did not write the document (the tenant).So, if I am correct, that document may not be doing you any good to you at all because of that.

While I believe I’d be able to recoup my investment, I wouldn’t technically “own” the property until it’s passed down to my sibling and me in the future.

There were comments that the sponsor wrote they did not believe in fixed debt and went with adjusted debt because you lose the chance for rates to go down.

I believe greater emphasis should be placed on why this unit continually  attracts terrible tenants.

Hi Darnell,I don't believe you'll be able to find a DSCR loan for Plymouth Rd.

We can transfer to our other accounts easily.I believe Bill Pay is in the works but not positive about that.Stessa is a great tool for someone who does not want to use paper or excel and has fewer than 50 units. 

I believe QB Online does this too but most clients still use MileIQ.

Your journey is an inspiration and helps me believe I can do this.