Follow-up to your reply. because it is a direct IRA rollover.

Here’s what you need to know:✅ Pros of Renting to Section 8 Tenants1️⃣ Guaranteed Rent Payments – The Housing Authority pays a portion (sometimes all) of the rent directly to you, reducing the risk of non-payment.2️⃣ High Demand – There’s a strong demand for Section 8 housing, so you’ll often have a pool of tenants to choose from.3️⃣ Longer Tenancies – Many Section 8 tenants stay long-term, reducing turnover costs.❌ Cons & ConsiderationsInspections Required – The property must pass HUD inspections before move-in and annually.Tenant Quality Varies – Like with any rental, screening is crucial (more on that below).Potential for Property Damage – Section 8 does NOT cover tenant-caused damages (but here’s how to protect yourself).🔹 What Happens if a Tenant Damages the Property?

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I do not totally agree with having to find a job directly related to real estate estate in order to get into real estate. 

I have just received a draft of my tax return with the schedule E.

Also, are you planning on structuring leases directly with tenants or the organizations?

When you don’t have deals closing left and right yet, it’s easy to question if you’re even moving in the right direction.

Quote from @Lauren Kormylo: Sinistar has been asked about before here, but I don't remember anyone having direct experience with them.

I received the same email. 

Hi Lane,My company is a direct lender and we specialize in lending/loans on vacant land.