Follow up question: I am pretty sure you can ask the tenant or preferably the Section 8 program directors how much the tenant would have to cover.

@Cole Evans  IN FLA I would just find a good resi broker.. that's all you need.. find a home that has been owner occ... one you can do an inspection on .. then hand it over to a PM.. no need to go the turn key route.. other than the JWB in Jacksonville that has a steller rep.. you can contact them direct or look at turn key reviews for reviews of them.. but if your looking in other areas of FLA.. then I think as stated just find a good resi realtor.. buy a home that someone has lived in and loved.. 

I first want to say I am a female.

IRS rules prohibited any direct or indirect benefit for such person from the IRA, and you are not allowed to provide any service, goods or facilities to the IRA.

The right to apply individually (& have an individual credit report), even while married and simultaneously female, was one of the things that women's rights folks back in the day had to fight for.

I'm the Director of Business Development at the company - thanks so much for the kind words! 

They serve the association and the board of directors.

I have a client in California that is the managing director of a realty advisory and development company that brings capital from China for investment in the US.Their goal is to buy Class A Multifamily in DFW.

I now work with clients as spiritual director and psychotherapist (in training), using my own pain an suffering to hopefully help lead others deeply into their own and transform it into something beautiful.

We had tenants turn a yard into a mud pit for female mud wrestling.