Allegheny county (which is the County the actual city is in) has actually closed their voucher program to new recipients and are supposedly backed up on a 2 year+ waitlist to process what is in the queue.

You are 100% financed on the new property and close to 90% on the original property.

The only reason I knew they had scheduled their closing date is because I texted that several workers would be out to give me estimates for yard work. 

I just listened to a podcast on this recently (Bigger Pockets Real Estate episode 1014 in case anyone is interested) and started to look at new construction a bit more closely.

If there are close comps where the only difference is a bedroom or bathroom count, they're going to use it.Think about it this way: what's easier to put a value on?

If I did my math correctly, on a 3,600 SF triplex where you buy the land for $150k, you generate a gross profit of about $84k (based on a $140/sf build cost and sale price of $205/sf), before you pay interest on any borrowed funds or closing/commission costs.

If I were to sell a property are their any hang ups I should be on the lookout for i.e. taxes, closing cost, things like that?

@Matthew HullIt’s the same as traditional closing.

I personally think that a win for someone close to us, especially our children should be considered a win for ourselves.What’s your thoughts?

We currently have a contract assignment with the title company, and it's set to close soon. expecting the ROI soon, keep it up!