It was the private investors who funded those loans that relied on their lenders policy to get paid back .. of course title would not pay any interest. it was a mess of epic proportions the guy that did it plead guilty and within 8 months was doing 9 years in San Quention so you can't stop criminal intent and actions, so you need insurance to protect yourself. 

Rents have increased, but not proportionally with price.

You would know about a leak of 3.5 olympic swimming pool proportions. 

The idea being that since the paperwork for the program is minimal, and the voucher allows a tenant to pay rent at the industry standard proportion of income, there is no undue burden on the landlord for accepting these tenants. 

We had designed the site to have room for 4 parking spaces (2 full size and 2 compact), but now that one has to be a van accessible space we are having to reconfigure the site and only have room for a total of 3 spaces now. 

They are usually vibrant, mixed use, compact, walkable areas, they will have a lot of shops and restaurants/ live work space. 

It was an incremental fee but felt proportional to the amount of time and input I needed.   

Just noticed that there a whole bunch of good size apartment buildings on the market - seems well out of proportion for a city of that size.

In other words, he doesn't want to do it so he's giving you a price so insanely high that you almost have to say no.I don't do asphalt, but in my area you can get a concrete slab with 4" of compacted ABC for $20/sf or less.

In certain areas a large proportion of the potential renters may be section 8, in which case it's probably worth it to get educated on the rules to be able to take these tenants.