Hi Andrew,Jumping into a 15-unit property as your first deal is bold but doable with some smart planning.

Still delays or below plan progress.

Quote from @Mitzi Cil: Has anyone ever worked with Rehab Financial Group?

Prioritize your financial stability.

Housing Authority's also verify their assets, and family composition to ensure that only those who genuinely need financial help are granted vouchers, but they do not assess whether the family will be good tenants.Suitability: The Landlord’s RoleThe Housing Authority’s involvement does not extend to assessing the suitability of the Section 8 family.

The idea is that if one property faces a lawsuit or liability issue, only the cash flow from that single property is at risk, leaving the rest of your portfolio intact.As your portfolio grows, you might find it more practical to group several properties under one LLC, depending on your financial stability and risk preferences.

I might consider it if you could finance it all yourself and had a plan to sell but could still make it work if you had to hold as a solid plan B. 

So, I am asking for some advice on how to prepare a pricing and marketing plan to try and rent it as soon after closing as I can.

Hey @Brad TooleyIt’s great to hear that you’re planning ahead and doing your research before jumping into your first deal—that’s a smart approach!

We've worked through most of the financial aspects, built in buffers, and taken a cautious approach.One key priority is setting up checks and balances to reduce the risk of fraud, especially when it comes to handling funds.