I don't engage in online shouting matches. 

The "public marketing" of these will probably be triggered the minute someone mentions an off-market property for assignment, whether that's online, email, phone call, etc.

Petscreening will ask the appropriate questions to ensure the applicant is not using a fake letter or registration purchased online.

We agree that the government should incentivize increased supply (but would be challenging for federal gov to do since locals control most of the levers of supply).I am new to this online community and this has been an enlightening discussion. 

Not the $5000 houses you read about online. 

So, that is also a viable, safe and code compliant option.

Hi Michael,The property will have to meet all of the VA's minimum property requirements, if you want a complete list, they are outlined in Chapter 12 of the VA lender's handbook: http://www.benefits.va.gov/warms/pam26_7.aspAlso keep in mind the appraiser has discretion to call out repairs outside of the MPRs if they feel there is an issue that keeps the home from being safe, sanitary and sound. 

@Tricia O'BrienI spoke with Chrissy from Moxie today, she said all the right things, 300 properties under management, team of 4, online payments, low fee for placing residents and reasonable monthly fee.

Click here to know what is going on and what is going to be required.The list of inspections is pretty exhaustive and covers a lot of things within the building and sanitary codes.The city believes that it has a problem with many older buildings being in disrepair and not maintained by the owners.The owners/landlords have issues with the city because they believe the city is overstepping its authority and does not have the right to inspect the buildings.In the middle, we have the tenants who should have clean and safe apartments to live in.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.