Please note I removed the tags because this post isn't intended to embarrass the author. 

Credibility and competence simply validate that choosing you was indeed the right choice.People do business with people they like.With an amazing personality, people will find reasons and excuses to work with you, even if you're not an authority in this space.On the other hand, if you’re a complete jerk, people will find reasons and excuses NOT to work with you, despite you being an authority in this space.So what we’ve done is make sure that GrumpyHare websites, out-of-the-box, show your traffic immediately who you are, what you’re like, and what it would be like to work with you—all aligning with the traits a motivated seller is looking for in a cash buyer.This is what I call the Conversion Psychology of Motivated Sellers.And this is the core engine of GrumpyHare.The result?

If anyone stays beyond 10:30 AM I was authorized to call 9-1-1 and someone would be there to arrest Tresspassers.I actually gave them til 7:30 PM the first night before locking the door, and then I even came early to open the place up at 7:30. 

The owner is okay with me contacting the mortgage company and getting authorized to get their loan information so that I can make the purchase happen. 

Apparently, the Chicago Housing authority provides a one time incentive equal to the first month rent to first time owners participating in the program.

Having said that, the original author of the post do contribute a lot to answers on BP and I wouldn't take that away from him. 

Is being a section 8 landlord there doable, or is the housing authority and the city a hinderance to deal with?

But as I focus exclusively on representing landlords in their interactions with Housing Authorities, my perspective has shifted significantly.

The author of the blog also has a book you can find on Amazon or I can send you a copy.

. $50+K is too much damage to not do anything especially if he is a person in a position of authority and can cause problems for others.I'm curious.