Slow and steady still wins the race.

This would be a nice win for the lender since I would mandate prequals on the properties. 

He gave me a $50K business line of credit and his staff has always been easy to work with when I simply call them.

So my first point is to separate out these groups as they were never part of the solution.The best solution in my oppinion is simply building more housing and not necessarily affordable housing.

@ariana alexic - typically, the management company is an empty shell entity (holding no assets) that is used simply for the purpose of dealing with third parties (signing contracts, leases, etc).

Once you get it under contract you can simply sell your interest to another investor.

Simply state they owe current rent minus prepaid rent amount.  

Plus, it's a win-win because you're not just looking out for your own bottom line – you're helping to breathe new life into struggling communities. 

And many times investors will simply do it again and again... 

Sadly the LLC simply protects you from anyone sueing you and taking assets outside of the LLC.