I owned a 12 unit apart building in a very low income area with all section 8 tenants.  

-STR / MTR-Section 8-Single tenant triple net-Other commercial RE investments such as storage facilities or RV parksThere are so may options and I'm at the point where I realize I know what I don't know, so I am open to any and all ideas.

I remember those 35 acre ranchettes was very popular in the day.. not sure why 35 acres and not 40s  as you could break down a section  ( 640 acres) in even numbers 320 s  160s  80 s 40s 20s etc. 35 always struck me as odd and you would see them advertised in hunting and fishing mags..

Just ask your bank for permission first and quote the relevant Fannie Servicing Guide section if they refuse.  

The section stating, 'This home is meant for families...' was directly influenced by local regulations. 

I go over the entire lease section by section with the tenant so that they have a decent understanding of it. 

Please keep in mind of section 469 as to where you can use these losses.

Halfway house operators, Section 8 operators etc to gain top rents for properties in those areas.

@Kyryl Sokolov we know the Metro Detroit area VERY well, in business 24 years, manage over 700 doors or which almost 100 are Section 8.1) Yes, you are a bit off on this expectation.

One thing that scratching my head is, If section 8 rentals for a 2 bedroom are $2013, why is the market value for a non section 8 rental $1400-$1500 in Grays Ferry?