If they do, and the landlord responds within the 10 day allowance, that tenant’s voucher can get placed “on hold” until compliance is made with the current landlord.If a SEC 8 tenant has an outstanding landlord judgment, HUD will not reissue their voucher so they can move until the judgement is satisfied or a payment plan has been agreed upon.SEC 8 tenants are educated in the process of home inspections and are quick to call if they see a problem that may compromise the house, such as a water leak.In most markets, SEC 8 pays “market rent” based on comparable non-SEC 8 units that have rented in the same city within a 5 mile radius, within the last 6 months.After the first 12 months, SEC 8 will consider a reasonable rent increase, regardless of the lease term.SEC 8 tenants almost always pay a portion of their rent.

I would have to pay STCG if I sell it this year or I could rent it with a net income of $1,400 a month.. is that typically considered a good or bad margin having an outstanding mortgage of 196k?

We owned one there because the price was outstanding, but my house got shot up with my tenant's inside and that was enough for me. 

listen to your gut.  2. outstanding cash-flow on paper does not necessarily translate into real life returns. 

I have 3 outstanding Qs:1) Are you advising clients to proactively tell their lenders that, after closing, they will be placing the property in a land trust & then subsequently assigning an LLC as the beneficiary of the Land Trust?

Tell the tenant that he has to pay all of the outstanding rent and that you will be starting the eviction process which will go on his record. 

BUTNetwork Realty, owned by Robbie Childs, is an outstanding management company.

Plus need to be landlord friendly with an outstanding PM in that market.A few additional criteria to help cull the list. 

“Buyer will buy the property for $5,000 paid to seller and subject to all outstanding liens.

https://www.theguardian.com/money/2019/aug/13/danish-bank-launches-worlds-first-negative-interest-rate-mortgageHere’s an excerpt:A Danish bank has launched the world’s first negative interest rate mortgage – handing out loans to homeowners where the charge is minus 0.5% a year.Negative interest rates effectively mean that a bank pays a borrower to take money off their hands, so they pay back less than they have been loaned.Jyske Bank, Denmark’s third largest, has begun offering borrowers a 10-year deal at -0.5%, while another Danish bank, Nordea, says it will begin offering 20-year fixed-rate deals at 0% and a 30-year mortgage at 0.5%.Under its negative mortgage, Jyske said borrowers will make a monthly repayment as usual – but the amount still outstanding will be reduced each month by more than the borrower has paid.